How is your head? A lot of people still have its best concern that maybe something went wrong.

How is your head?

Yeah, I obviously went into the tent and I can only control what I can control and what we talked about there they deemed me cleared to play and that's kind of what happened so that's as deep as I'll get into it.

See this gets back to the tension that exists in football between getting the best players

on the field and engaging in actual health care. And there's a point where the rubber meets the road.

And we've seen some potholes from time to time.

We've seen some hub caps go flying off.

Remember when Russell Wilson just basically circumvented whoever was on the sidelines and came back onto the field.

We've seen the T.J. Watt tin advisor.

Oh, he doesn't have a concussion.

Well, is he just trying to make a fashion statement by putting on a tin advisor in the middle of the game

after he got blown up and took what was a clear shot to the head.

We saw the Tuotongu Valoa back injury a couple years ago. The back injury when he was wobbly and woozy and anyone with any sense

knew that something was a miss and it wasn't a back injury what we saw on Sunday and I

know that few of us are medical professionals and even if you're a medical professional you have to treat the patient to know what's going on

The head hits the ground and there's distress in the aftermath as teammates and trainers come to him.

He explained he rolled his ankle, they were testing him out in the tent.

They found out while he was in the tent that he needed a concussion evaluation.

Six minutes and six seconds of actual clock time, two minutes and 30 seconds of game time.

He was back with smelling salts on the way back to the field, which is not exactly an ideal look in this situation.

Check the boxes to get the guy back versus health care and we're talking about

real-time health care.

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