Ray Davis on groundRay Davis (Photo via CBS)
Prayers are being sent to Buffalo Bills rookie running back Ray Davis.

Davis left the game with six minutes left in the third quarter after taking a brutal hit that knocked him unconscious.

That big hit resulted in an unnecessary roughness call on Denver.

Fortunately, Ray Davis was able to walk straight to the locker room with Bills medical staff after the play.

He is being evaluated for a head injury.

Before his unfortunate injury, Davis had one carry for three yards.

This season, Davis has rushed for 442 yards (26.0 per game) on 113 carries with three touchdowns.

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No Word On If Ray Davis Will Return

Buffalo Bills running back Ray Davis suffered a terrifying injury in the third quarter of Sunday’s AFC Wild Card Round Playoff Game against the Denver Broncos.

The 25-year-old running back out of Kentucky was knocked unconscious in the third quarter and was on the ground for several seconds before he could get help getting up.

There is no word on if he might return to this game.