Colts’ Daurice Fountain carted off practice field

Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Daurice Fountain has been fighting incredibly for one of the final roster spots in the room, but his training camp took a turn for the worse during Thursday’s joint practice with the Cleveland Browns.

In the final training camp practice of the year, Fountain suffered a non-contact injury and was on the ground screaming in pain. Head coach Frank Reich was kneeling next to Fountain as several medical staff members tended to the second-year wide receiver.

The cart was eventually brought out for Fountain.

Practice field is silent as Reece Fountain goes down in a non-contact Injury.

Cart coming out for Fountain. Players from both teams down taking a knee.

Tons of medical personnel around Fountain.

— Kevin Bowen (@KBowen1070) August 15, 2019

Scary injury here during Colts-Browns practice: WR Reece Fountain went down in serious pain, and was screaming. Looks to be a leg. Won’t speculate on severity, but Chris Ballard, Frank Reich and trainers looking at him. Awful, awful moment.

— Zak Keefer (@zkeefer) August 15, 2019

Fountain has been having an incredible camp in a crowded wide receiver room. He’s been making huge plays on a daily basis and led the team with five receptions and 63 yards in the preseason opener against the Buffalo Bills.

It isn’t clear how serious the injury is, but Fountain was fighting for one of the final roster spots. Reich will likely address the injury following practice.