WATCH: Frightening Moment - Rangers Ex Jurickson Profar Collapses After Collision

San Diego Padres left fielder Jurickson Profar, a long-time member of the Texas Rangers, collapsed as he was trying to walk off the field after a frightening

San Diego Padres left fielder Jurickson Profar, a long-time member of the Texas Rangers, collapsed as he was trying to walk off the field after a frightening Thursday collision with teammate C.J. Abrams.

Profar, who was in the Rangers organization from 2009 until 2018, when he was traded away, was in pursuit of a fly ball hit by the San Francisco Giants. Profar was playing left field, and Abrams, playing shortstop, made the catch.

As both players moved toward the ball, Abrams' left knee appeared to strike Profar in the left jaw.

Before Profar was eventually placed on a stretcher and driven away on a cart, he remained on the ground for some time, obviously in pain. Medical staff tended to him for a time, and after sitting upright, got to his feet, accompanied by trainers.

Super scary moments in San Diego right now. After CJ Abrams and Jurickson Profar collided while going for a ball, Profar seemingly got up to walk off, then collapses. pic.twitter.com/YwaNToZs3X

— Andrew B (@AGaggleOfKids) July 8, 2022

For a moment, it appeared Profar would be OK. But then, as he attempted to walk off the field and head to the dugout, surrounded by trainers, he collapsed just as he reached the infield.

Profar, 29, then remained on the ground for several more minutes, once again being surrounded by the available training staff, and eventually a medical cart arrived. Profar was placed on a stretcher before being driven off on the cart. His teammates watched from a few feet away.

Jurickson Profar was carted off the field after a scary collision with CJ Abrams.

The Padres' outfielder attempted to walk off under his own power but collapsed to the ground before being placed on a stretcher 🙏 pic.twitter.com/D0F4ozl8ck

— SF Giants on NBCS (@NBCSGiants) July 8, 2022

At one point, while on the stretcher, Profar did exchange fist bumps with teammates and also made a positive gesture toward the observing fans.

After the game, manager Bob Melvin said that Profar had “no tingling or anything in the arms,” adding that the team’s biggest worry is a potential concussion.