St George Illawarra winger Jordan Pereira has been released from hospital after landing awkwardly on his neck during the Canterbury Cup over the weekend.
Pereira was injured scoring a try for the Dragons against Newtown, and was taken to hospital following the incident.
"Jordan was released from hospital last night. Over the past couple of days, he's had a series of scans on his neck as well as his upper limb and he's been cleared of any serious neck injury," Dragons' Head of Athletic Performance Nathan Pickworth told the club's website.
"He's back home now, he's out of the neck brace and he's moving around okay at the moment.
"At this stage we'll be resting him up, assessing him day-to-day and as his symptoms start to clear, we'll have a better gauge on when his return to play will be.
"It's really good news that he's been cleared of anything serious in his neck, and we're optimistic at this stage that he'll make a full recovery."
Pickworth confirmed Pereira had sustained an injury to his brachial plexus, which is a nerve group that supplies the arm with sensation and function.
Thank goodness, was sounding really bad at one stage. Speedy recovery Jordan.