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Football is a violent and physical sport.

Everyone who signs up to play it understands that.

The big collisions and bone crushing hits are a couple of the main reasons the sport

is so popular.

But every now and then we are reminded how dangerous this game can actually be.

And last night watching to his head slam into the ground and seeing the fencing response

with signals there's something wrong neurologically was a stark reminder.

Now before I go any further I want to say we're all hoping to as fine and we'll be able

to come back soon.

But I have some questions.

One, after watching to a get hit last week against the bills, stand up, stumble and

look confused like you didn't know where he was at.

How was he able to come back not only in that game but be ready five days later?

I'm not a doctor nor did I stay at a holiday in express last night but I've seen enough

football to know that he did not look right.

Now I know the concussion areas when the NFL takes very seriously but anyone who watched

that clip of two of getting hit by the bills is probably questioning the same thing I am.

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