Pretty much the only way concussion would be 100% identified in NFL games is if there were 106 medical personnel, with one being assigned to a player on each team.  Then play would have to be stopped after every play and the player(s) would have to go through concussion protocol before the game would continue.  A concussion is not always evident when watching the game so someone would have to physically check each player after they have made a play.  Of course this would result in 8 or 9 hour games.

 

Sound like a good plan? 

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