Yes, you do. He's a grown man. Let him make his own decisions.

You maybe should see a doctor. You are exhibiting behavior indicative of repeated and severe head trauma.

My question is who are the big name qbs. ....does that include guys like Foles....Smith?

As should you. My wife can recommend a great OB/GYN if you want.

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No, she really does have a great OB/GYN. He's a bit nuts, but a great doctor.

Bullshit.

Well, if you're the employer paying a guy $1M a year (which you still have to pay if the guy gets injured), I'd say you get veto power as to whether a hurt player re-enters the game. Geez, you're honestly saying that a player and not the doctor or team/employer gets to decide on the seriousness of an injury?

That is so ridiculous I'd have to say you're at trolling level here.

Whoa, whoa...

So the concussion protocol says that the concussed player must leave the sideline and stay put in the locker room for the remainder of the game?

I've been told that Jamaal's injury was suspicious (fake) because he did not return to the sideline to be with his teammates.

He's bored.

Yes. If the player is advised not to return and he does anyway, he forfeits pay if he can't play later due to the injury.

They also want and need their one million dollar investment working not sitting on the sideline. What keeps ownership from releasing this investment if they feel he gets hurt to easy?

"Donger, as your employer, I order you to leave the building."

"No, sir. I refuse. As an employee, it should be my choice."

"Security, remove Mr. Donger from the building."

Your and idiot.

Yeah...because Joe Montana returned to the bench once 20 years ago.
rabblerouser is a moron.