Titans ball boy injury update: Tennessee sideline member carted off field after collision with Will Levis

It's not often that a quarterback causes an injury on the field. Typically, the QB is one player on the field feeling the least amount of contact during a game.

That doesn't mean quarterbacks can't get physical. Titans signal caller Will Levis showed that in Week 6 — at the unfortunate expense of the Tennessee ball boy.

Levis used his legs during a play in the first quarter of the Titans-Colts contest Sunday afternoon at Nissan Stadium in Nashville. He scrambled to the sidelines and reached over to get the first down, but made contact with a Colts defender, sending Levis tumbling to the ground.

As he rolled and hit the turf, he also took out a member of the staff on the sideline, resulting in an injury on the play.

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Here's more to know about the Titans ball boy hit by Levis.

Titans ball boy injury update

On a second-and-7 during the final two minutes of the first quarter, Levis scrambled out of the pocket and took off on a rush downfield. As he got to the sidelines, he was slightly pushed by a Colts defender, causing him to lose his balance and tumble to the ground.

When he rolled along the ground, he took out a ball boy by the legs. The staff member immediately began writhing in pain, grabbing at his left knee.

While Levis was able to get up quickly and get right back on the field, the same can't be said about the ball boy. The Tennessee sideline attendant needed to be carted off the field once the first quarter ended.

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While there likely won't be any injury update made on the ball boy, it's safe to say he can be ruled out for the remainder of the Titans-Colts contest.

Remember folks — always keep your head on a swivel.