Austin Collie Injury And Colts

Austin Collie apparently has nothing more than a concussion.
This is according to an Indianapolis tweet speaker Kevin Lee, who says he spoke with Colts coach Jim Caldwell and was told that Collie has a concussion. Collie stays in the locker room and was reported previously to "sit and alert."
Obviously, a concussion is a minor injury, and Collie appeared as serious as any suffered by the NFL this year. But knowing that Collie is apparently out of danger in terms of paralysis is concerned is likely to change the discussion of his status for the arbitration of the coup.
Although Kurt Coleman was flagged for an unnecessary roughness penalty for a helmet to helmet hit, and the league office has previously stated that it was the right call, a groundswell of advocacy for clean approach Coleman , legal and unfortunate has already taken place on Twitter.
Steelers safety Ryan Clark, known for his hard hits, especially if it is very serious in the 2009 championship game of the AFC on Willis McGahee is the NFL player more important to defend Coleman. He tweets:

    People can not flag because it is a shock. May God bless Austin Collie, but that hit was not illegal. The game is ruined!
Clark's reaction seems a bit exaggerated. But do not be surprised if it is soft after a week of vehement disagreement about whether or not the NFL is doing enough to ensure the safety of their players.Austin Collie apparently has nothing more than a concussion.
This is according to an Indianapolis tweet speaker Kevin Lee, who says he spoke with Colts coach Jim Caldwell and was told that Collie has a concussion. Collie stays in the locker room and was reported previously to "sit and alert."
Obviously, a concussion is a minor injury, and Collie appeared as serious as any suffered by the NFL this year. But knowing that Collie is apparently out of danger in terms of paralysis is concerned is likely to change the discussion of his status for the arbitration of the coup.
Although Kurt Coleman was flagged for an unnecessary roughness penalty for a helmet to helmet hit, and the league office has previously stated that it was the right call, a groundswell of advocacy for clean approach Coleman , legal and unfortunate has already taken place on Twitter.
Steelers safety Ryan Clark, known for his hard hits, especially if it is very serious in the 2009 championship game of the AFC on Willis McGahee is the NFL player more important to defend Coleman. He tweets:

    People can not flag because it is a shock. May God bless Austin Collie, but that hit was not illegal. The game is ruined!
Clark's reaction seems a bit exaggerated. But do not be surprised if it is soft after a week of vehement disagreement about whether or not the NFL is doing enough to ensure the safety of their players.