Quote:Thats why the Independent neurologist was assigned to be on the sidelines. Their job is to watch and monitor certain actions of players who may show signs of a concussion. 

 

They relay that information to game officials if their needs to be a stoppage of game play to take the player in question out. 

 

Communication is relayed to trainers and coaches on signs a player may be suffering from or have a concussion and to be instructed to removed helmet, and other equipment to prevent player from reentering the game. 

 

The NFL has realized a large percentage of players are not able to determine themselves whether or not they may have suffered a concussion, hence the new protocol. 

 

 

So Bradley's coaching style has impacted how the "independent neurologist" handles his business? Also, I know that there are concussion "spotters" at every game but I had no idea that each team has a neurologist on the sideline. Seems a bit excessive don't you think, especially seeing as how anyone can test a person for a concussion in about two minutes?

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