The Buffalo Bills experienced a scary moment Sunday night when running back Damien Harris was taken off the field on a stretcher and loaded into the back of an ambulance in the first half against the New York Giants. 

Highmark Stadium was eerily silent as Bills trainer tended to Harris, who was laying still on the turf after a run on third-and-inches in the second quarter. 

While replay appeared to show nothing too serious when Harris was hit by a Giants defender, he didn’t let out his hand when his teammates offered to help him up. 

Bills trainers were quick to get on the field, as everyone on the turf and in the stands looked on. 

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After some time, the ambulance showed up on the field and Harris was put on a stretcher and taken away to a local hospital. 

He was able to give thumbs up to the crowd to let everyone know he was conscious and stable. 

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Of course, the Bills went through an infamous moment like this last season when safety Damar Hamlin suffered a cardiac arrest on the field in the final week of the regular season against the Cincinnati Bengals.

That reason is why the NBC broadcast panned to Hamlin, who was on the sideline – not in uniform – shaking his head in disbelief at the situation like the rest of his team.

It was Harris’ first and only touch of the game, where he picked up the first down after falling to the turf.

The injury Harris suffered has yet to be disclosed. 

Dallas, Texas police identified the man who opened fire at the Texas State Fair on Saturday Night, injuring three and forcing the evacuation of the fairgrounds.

All three victims – two men and a woman – are expected to recover from their injuries, and according to FOX 4 in Dallas, at least one was an innocent bystander.

The Dallas Police Department identified a suspect who was arrested on Saturday night as 22-year-old Cameron Turner, who fled the scene after the shooting and was apprehended. Police also recovered a gun.

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Turner has since been charged with aggravated assault.

The shooting happened near the fair’s food court at about 8 p.m. on Saturday night.

Dallas Councilman Adam Bazaldua said the shooting was "sparked from a conflict between two people who knew each other.

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A witness told FOX 4 she heard four gunshots, and about a minute passed before another gunshot was heard.

Weapons are prohibited on the fairgrounds, though there is an exception in the fair’s policy for gun owners who are properly licensed.

"We don’t allow weapons in the State Fair of Texas," Karissa Condoianis, the senior vice president of public relations for the State Fair of Texas told the station. "However, we understand that Texans have the right to carry their weapons. So, we have a middle ground where those that have a license to carry are allowed to come in with a concealed weapon." 

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It is still unclear how Turner was able to carry a gun into the fairgrounds, especially with its open-gate weapons detection system that was added this year.

The system detects whether people have weapons on them, then alerts security to do a more thorough inspection.

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During the final week of operation, the station reported, the fair plans to enhance its security.