Colts’ Michael Pittman Levels Security Guard In Scary Collision

A security guard working the Jacksonville Jaguars game vs. the Indianapolis Colts found himself closer to the action than he could have ever expected … getting sent to the ground after wide receiver Michael Pittman was shoved into him.

The incident went down with a little over 10 minutes to go in the third quarter. Indy quarterback Riley Leonard found Pittman sitting in the end zone … a touchdown that was ultimately called back due to offensive pass interference.

Before that call, Jaguars defensive back Montaric Brown gave Pittman a healthy shove after the catch — sending him right into the stadium worker, who wound up on the wet field.

The six-year veteran was quick to check on the staffer … as well as other people on the field and members of the Colts’ training staff.

While the broadcast returned to the game, a reporter at the stadium said the worker eventually got to his feet and declined further attention.

It was a rough day in Duval for injuries. Earlier in the contest, the Colts lost Daniel Jones for the rest of the season after he suffered a torn Achilles tendon.