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Trent Green's concussion most severe type? (1 Viewer)

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Pulled from The Huddle. Sorry no link because it is in the premium section

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Trent Green, QB, MIA

Severe Concussion - Dolphins' QB Trent Green will miss at least a couple of weeks after suffering what is being reported as a grade 3 concussion. Green, who was hurt when his head struck the knee of DL Travis Johnson while attempting to throw a block during a busted play in the first half, was knocked unconsious and remained face down and motionless on the field for several minutes. He was eventually secured to a spine board and carted off the field and into the locker room where he was examined and monitored. Green began to show signs of improvement but he was taken to a local hospital as a precaution. He was later released and allowed to travel back to Miami with the team. Head coach Cam Cameron addressed the media on Monday and he acknowledged that Green had suffered a severe concussion but that the team didn't know how long he would be out. According to various media outlets Green has been diagnosed with a grade 3 concussion, but despite what is being reported a grade 3 concussion is not the most severe type of concussion. Concussions are actually broken down into 6 grades, with a grade 6 (the most severe) resulting in massive intracranial bleeding, total cardiorespiratory collapse and death. Green suffered a pretty bad concussion, but nothing close to the most severe type. Green has suffered a severe concussion before, so that will lengthen his recovery time. But at this point it is far too early to tell how long he will be out.

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I did some checking on my own and I found out that concussions do have 6 grades. My guess is since they called it a grade 3, and some injuries grade 3 is the most severe, rather than do a little research the geniuses at ESPN just put 2 and 2 together.....and got 5....

 
Didn't Green get a Grade 3 concussion last year as well? And didn't he come close to considering retirement because of it? Hmmm.....

 
whatever the 'grade' of that concussion is, it shouldnt affect Trent Green's decison. He needs to walk away while he still has the ability to think. If it doesnt happen that way, Miami should help him out and make the decision for him.

 

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