Nice source you have there.Yup, this is the guy who said “win at all costs” and put Tua back in against the Bills with an obvious concussion. Definitely.
Sarcasm there.Nice source you have there.
Seriously? You didn’t catch that I was saying it is obvious that McDaniel would never do it, given his comments and emotion in that press conference?Nice source you have there.
I’ll take the L on missing the sarcasm.Sarcasm there.
This is how I see it playing out. They will rally and “win one for Tua”We got a very good HC. It's his first gig and to have that happen last week and last night isn't easy. Pretty sure the team after 10 days will rally, freshen up and come back fighting for him.
I think the team is going to come out and whallop whoever they play next
Knowingly playing a guy w a concussion would be like knowingly playing your QB if he showed up stupid drunk. Like, he isn’t gonna be any good all concussed.No fan knows right now if rules were broken/bent in allowing Tua to play last Sunday or last night. I believe MM to be sincere in his comments.
Or if he did in fact pass concussion protocol and this is just **** luck for Tua.
I have to assume, from what I've read that the NFL has a doctor in the medical tent/lockerroom along with the club physican conduct a 5 step test to determine if the player can play.
I've had multiple concussions. From some that were, "you're bell got rung" and feeling a little off to being "alert" albeit repeating a question multiple times and not remembering 5 hours of your life and "waking up" in a hospital. You can make people believe you're ok with a light concussion. Not so much for a moderate+ greater one.
I can't imagine a coach would force a player to play, especially in todays NFL with concussions unless the player passed the tests with flying colors. And on a short week no less.