Geelong star Jeremy Cameron has been stretchered off the field following a brutal collision with his own teammate Gary Rohan in a marking contest.
Cameron was left heavily concussed after copping an inadvertent shoulder to his head with 11.53 left in the first quarter of the Cats' clash against the Demons.
The match was stopped for more than five minutes as Cameron lay motionless on the turf before being helped off on a stretcher by Geelong's medical staff.
"It was a big collision guys," Seven's sideline reporter Abbey Holmes said.
"I heard it down here at ground level and he has not moved from that position. They knew straight away it was bad and were calling for the stretcher."
Rohan was left visibly distressed in the minutes following the clash as the two teams huddled and waited for Cameron to be stretchered off.
Cameron was replaced by Jack Bowes.
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