I think the NFL and Packer Organization dropped the ball in looking out for a players health and well-being in order to be the starting QB in the most important game of his career and the organizations.
We all know if you are diagnosed with a 3rd concussion in an NFL Season you are done for the remainder of the year. Since Rodgers had 2 already neither him nor the organization wanted to find out if he had a 3rd.
NFL in the interest of player safety should have a 3rd party physician unaffiliated with the NFL or Organization administer a concussion test to any player involved in a helmet to helmet hit that draws a 15 yard Personal foul penalty. The player receiving the hit has to come out after the hit and be administered a concussion test if he has symptoms he will then not be allowed to re-enter the game. If he does not have symptoms he can go back into the game.
That is why we have rules in place and I think the NFL and Packers are playing with a man's life and well-being if he did suffer a concussion in order to have him available for the Super Bowl.
We all know if you are diagnosed with a 3rd concussion in an NFL Season you are done for the remainder of the year. Since Rodgers had 2 already neither him nor the organization wanted to find out if he had a 3rd.
NFL in the interest of player safety should have a 3rd party physician unaffiliated with the NFL or Organization administer a concussion test to any player involved in a helmet to helmet hit that draws a 15 yard Personal foul penalty. The player receiving the hit has to come out after the hit and be administered a concussion test if he has symptoms he will then not be allowed to re-enter the game. If he does not have symptoms he can go back into the game.
That is why we have rules in place and I think the NFL and Packers are playing with a man's life and well-being if he did suffer a concussion in order to have him available for the Super Bowl.