Going back now, they don't have a search feature so I'm certain I'm not going crazy, maybe!!!!I saw it on of the NFL.com website one day. It was one of the story lines they list on the right hand side of the site daily.

Going back now, they don't have a search feature so I'm certain I'm not going crazy, maybe!!!!I saw it on of the NFL.com website one day. It was one of the story lines they list on the right hand side of the site daily.
It actually wasn't H2H, but I'm not sure how Cooks was no longer a defenseless WR. He was turning up the field and had just started to protect himself when he was hit with a shoulder and forearm shiver right to the head. It was also quite clear that the DB was targeting his head.
I guarantee you if Russell Wilson got hit like that while scrambling, we would have been flagged.
Actually this last one is considered minor for two reasons.according to that article both players are guilty of violating the rule, both lower their helmets before contact. I still think Thompson used his arm and it hit Cooks on the helmet. Cooks will definitely need to start protecting himself better. Only 25 and in a small period of time he's suffered 2 severe concussions.
Totally disagree, he was completely knocked out. That's not minorActually this last one is considered minor for two reasons.
First reason is that within minutes he felt fine with no symptoms. If it was serious he would have had symptoms for at least 24 hours or more.
Second reason is that he was on concussion protocol for only a week. If he would have shown any symptoms on Monday concussion protocol requires that you have to show six days of no symptoms. So if our game against Denver was this last Thursday the Rams would've been without both Cooks and Kupp.
However the fact that Cooks has already had two concussions this early in his career is a bit disconcerting.
But I find the older I get the more I act like I should be on concussion protocol.
Boxers and mma fighters get knocked out cold all the time without concussions or only minor onesTotally disagree, he was completely knocked out. That's not minor
Boxers and mma fighters get knocked out cold all the time without concussions or only minor ones
Boxers and mma fighters get knocked out cold all the time without concussions or only minor ones
if it was considered a grade 3 concussion the league would not even allow Cooks to play tomorrow. Which means now I'm utterly confused (as usual) because if the league considers it a minor concussion, what standard does the league to by. As a person who faints a lot, which is why I'm currently disabled, but I've had several concussions and only two of them were called brad 3 and I was not knocked out but had symptoms for almost a month one time. But I'm the other hand I've knocked myself out but every time it was considered minor, except the time when I came I found I was temporarily paralysed. So now you understand why I'm confused. Oh well, life goes on.There are three grades of concussion.
- In Grade One, a concussion causes temporary disorientation. The person remains conscious and the symptoms are gone within 15 minutes.
- With a Grade Two concussion, the symptoms are the same as a Grade One concussion, only the symptoms last about a half-hour.
- With a Grade Three concussion, sometimes referred to as a classic concussion, there is a loss of consciousness—no matter how brief.