(Reuters) – Denver Broncos coach Gary Kubiak was taken to hospital on Sunday to be evaluated as a precautionary measure after he suffered from what the team called “flu-like symptoms”. The Broncos had lost 23-16 to Atlanta earlier on Sunday and while Kubiak attended a post-game media conference he fell ill afterwards and was taken to hospital.
In 2013, Kubiak also became ill during a game while coaching the Houston Texans against the Indianapolis Colts.
In that instance, he fainted on the sidelines after he suffered a transient ischemic attack, or a mini-stroke, and spent two nights in hospital.
Kubiak, 55, joined Denver in 2015 and led them to Super Bowl victory last season.
(Writing by Jahmal Corner in Los Angeles; Editing by Greg Stutchbury)
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