Generic_Bills_Fan Posted 53 minutes ago Posted 53 minutes ago (edited) You don’t say…if he passed the tests he passed the tests nothing inherently shady like the tua ‘back’ injury but man maybe the tests are completely useless 😂 Edited 52 minutes ago by Generic_Bills_Fan 2 Quote
Chaos Posted 52 minutes ago Posted 52 minutes ago He was pretty high functioning late in the game, particularly with that one-handed TD grab. I am honestly not sure what players and teams are supposed to do in that situation. 1 Quote
wjag Posted 50 minutes ago Posted 50 minutes ago shocking.. he was making one handed catches concussed. Quote
bigK14094 Posted 50 minutes ago Posted 50 minutes ago It was obvious on the field. The man should not have been out there. The Bengals were way wrong playing him. I hope the NFL fines them a million bucks and takes away a few draft choices as well. I feel terrible for Higgins the man, he was taken advantage of big time. 2 3 1 Quote
Generic_Bills_Fan Posted 49 minutes ago Posted 49 minutes ago (edited) 16 minutes ago, Chaos said: He was pretty high functioning late in the game, particularly with that one-handed TD grab. I am honestly not sure what players and teams are supposed to do in that situation. Yea idk how to catch it definitively…mild concussion is a tricky business. I’ve had a few where like I knew I shouldn’t be doing anything strenuous but easily could’ve after getting over the initial ‘getting your bell rung’ feeling adrenaline can definitely power you through minor ones Edited 29 minutes ago by Generic_Bills_Fan Quote
Cray51 Posted 39 minutes ago Posted 39 minutes ago I'd say if a player is in concussion protocol in the week leading up to the game, and then is flagged by the spotter for a test due to head contact, he should sit out for at least a quarter and go through intensive testing. If they go back out and get pulled off again, shut them down for the game. No exeptions. 1 1 Quote
Mango Posted 39 minutes ago Posted 39 minutes ago 11 minutes ago, Chaos said: He was pretty high functioning late in the game, particularly with that one-handed TD grab. I am honestly not sure what players and teams are supposed to do in that situation. Show a doctor a video of a player slamming his head into the ground with high velocity and force. Then show a doctor a video of that player doing it again and grabbing his head. Then ask that doctor if that player should keep hitting his head for the rest of the afternoon. 1 Quote
947 Posted 38 minutes ago Posted 38 minutes ago The first time he got checked out, he called to the trainers himself right after the play. You can see him pointing to his head & yell something toward the sideline. The 2nd time was worse, he immediately grabbed the back of his head with both hands & looked to be really feeling it. These weren't questionable situations where checking him for concussion seems stupid, he was rocked. I can't believe he got back in after the first one, let alone the 2nd. 2 Quote
HOUSE Posted 36 minutes ago Posted 36 minutes ago Its time to remove his name from the WR Choo choo. Sad day Quote
Blackbeard Posted 33 minutes ago Posted 33 minutes ago What a disadvantage it was to the Bills to have not pulled him out. It was clear A FEW TIMES he was concussed. I'd love to know how the protocol works. 1 Quote
gordong Posted 32 minutes ago Posted 32 minutes ago all you had to see was that first hit he took to the back of the head... he hit the ground HARD. there was no way he wasn't going to be back into the protocol. 1 Quote
BlazinBill Posted 32 minutes ago Posted 32 minutes ago Just now, Blackbeard said: What a disadvantage it was to the Bills to have not pulled him out. It was clear A FEW TIMES he was concussed. I'd love to know how the protocol works. It doesn’t work- this is sad - it should not happen 2 Quote
MJS Posted 31 minutes ago Posted 31 minutes ago I'm shocked! 1 minute ago, gordong said: all you had to see was that first hit he took to the back of the head... he hit the ground HARD. there was no way he wasn't going to be back into the protocol. At least, not coming off a concussion. You see healthy players smack their head on the ground like that. Sometimes they are completely fine and the helmet does its job, and sometimes they are concussed. But a guy who suffered a concussion so recently, there is no way a smack like that does not concuss him. And he should have been wearing a guardian cap. The league needs to mandate those for any player coming off of a concussion. Those players should wear them for the rest of the season. 1 Quote
WotAGuy Posted 24 minutes ago Posted 24 minutes ago Sal said on the radio this morning that the first time he hit his head on the turf they could all actually hear the sound of his head hitting. 1 Quote
Saint Doug Posted 21 minutes ago Posted 21 minutes ago 28 minutes ago, wjag said: shocking.. he was making one handed catches concussed. There are some players in this league so talented, they don’t even need a working brain. Quote
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