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Author Topic: Seahawks team fined $100K  (Read 1762 times)

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Offline Lee Borgersen

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Seahawks fined $100K for violating concussion protocol with Russell Wilson! :bonk:
 
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http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/seahawks-fined-dollar100k-for-violating-concussion-protocol-with-russell-wilson/ar-BBH7Ku9

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The NFL has been investigating whether or not the Seattle Seahawks violated the league’s concussion protocol with Russell Wilson in Week 10, and a verdict has been reached.

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 On Thursday, the NFL and NFL Players Association announced that the Seahawks have been fined $100,000. Their coaches and staff members will also be required to attend training sessions regarding the concussion protocol. :tut:

 
« Last Edit: December 12/21/17, 09:22:38 PM by Lee Borgersen »
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From the article...

The Seahawks allowed Wilson to return to their Week 10 game against the Arizona Cardinals just minutes after an official ordered him to leave the field to undergo concussion testing. Television cameras appeared to show the quarterback telling doctors in the sideline medical tent that he was fine before he ran back onto the field. It seemed clear that NFL concussion protocol regulations — which include “at a minimum” having a team doctor ask the player a series of questions and check for symptoms — were not followed.

I thought that after you got sent off the field, you were required to get checked out by an independent doctor, not (minimally) by a team doctor.

I guess that is part of why it cost them $100,000.