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What Saints Fans Are Saying Before And After The Game
- By Prime Time
- RAMS / NFL TALK
- 165 Replies
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...uating-coby-fleener-took-place-in-a-good-way/
Asshole Face: Process of evaluating Coby Fleener concussion “took place in a good way”
Posted by Josh Alper on November 29, 2017
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During last Sunday’s loss to the Rams, Saints tight end Coby Fleener left the game with a concussion in the fourth quarter.
That development couldn’t have come as a surprise to anyone who saw the shot to the head Fleener took from Rams defensive back Blake Countess while trying to catch a Drew Brees pass. What did come as a surprise was that Fleener was allowed to return to the game to drop a pass before anyone with the Saints or otherwise charged with watching for possible concussions thought he should be evaluated.
On a Wednesday conference call, Saints coach Asshole Face said that “the process took place in a good way” because Fleener didn’t immediately have any symptoms.
“It wasn’t until a play or two later — I want to say early the next series — where he was having more of a vision issue and as soon as Dan (Campbell), his position coach, realized it, we held him back and went ahead and had testing,” Payton said, via Josh Katzenstein of the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
Given the nature of the hit, the fact that Fleener clearly looked shaken up when he got back on his feet and the mechanisms in place for calling for an evaluation, it still seems like a miss that Fleener wasn’t taken to the blue sideline tent right away. This is the fifth concussion that Fleener has suffered while playing football across all levels and we’ll get a sense in the next couple of days where he stands in terms of getting cleared from the protocol.
Asshole Face: Process of evaluating Coby Fleener concussion “took place in a good way”
Posted by Josh Alper on November 29, 2017
Getty Images
During last Sunday’s loss to the Rams, Saints tight end Coby Fleener left the game with a concussion in the fourth quarter.
That development couldn’t have come as a surprise to anyone who saw the shot to the head Fleener took from Rams defensive back Blake Countess while trying to catch a Drew Brees pass. What did come as a surprise was that Fleener was allowed to return to the game to drop a pass before anyone with the Saints or otherwise charged with watching for possible concussions thought he should be evaluated.
On a Wednesday conference call, Saints coach Asshole Face said that “the process took place in a good way” because Fleener didn’t immediately have any symptoms.
“It wasn’t until a play or two later — I want to say early the next series — where he was having more of a vision issue and as soon as Dan (Campbell), his position coach, realized it, we held him back and went ahead and had testing,” Payton said, via Josh Katzenstein of the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
Given the nature of the hit, the fact that Fleener clearly looked shaken up when he got back on his feet and the mechanisms in place for calling for an evaluation, it still seems like a miss that Fleener wasn’t taken to the blue sideline tent right away. This is the fifth concussion that Fleener has suffered while playing football across all levels and we’ll get a sense in the next couple of days where he stands in terms of getting cleared from the protocol.
Ref for Rams@Cardinals
- By DaveFan'51
- RAMS / NFL TALK
- 3 Replies
" Does this mean the Rams are going to have another 49-6 Win, with 4 Sacks and a Safety!?! ( Goff had a QBR of 117.9 in that game!)
Angry Ram's Angry Rankins Week 13
- By Angry Ram
- RAMS / NFL TALK
- 0 Replies
They are up...http://www.ramsondemand.com/powerrankings/power-rankings-week-13.21/
And here's PFT's lawyer team photo:
And here's PFT's lawyer team photo:
Going to Arizona
- By T-REX
- RAMS / NFL TALK
- 26 Replies
I think Gabbert > Stanton. I hope we put them away early so we can put our backups in.Dont want injuries piling up.
Who is backing up Gabbert? Is stanton healthy? Bc you know theyre going to need at least 2 QBs.
Stanton will remain the Cardinals' backup quarterback Sunday against the Rams after head coach Bruce Arians named Blaine Gabbert the Week 13 starter, Mike Jurecki of Arizona Sports 98.7 FM reports. Facing the team that drafted him 10th overall in the 2011, Gabbert carved up the Jaguars for 241 yards, two touchdowns and an interception on 38 attempts in a Week 12 win, including two big throws on the Cardinals' final drive that led to a game-winning field goal by Phil Dawson. Though Gabbert's ball protection has left something to be desired, his 6.9 yards per attempt over two starts exceeds the 5.9 mark Stanton put up over three games (two starts) in place of Carson Palmer (arm) before Stanton suffered a knee injury that paved the way for Gabbert to earn a look.
http://guardiansofthegridiron.football.cbssports.com/players/playerpage/421487
The Early and Late Games (wk 12)
- By bluecoconuts
- RAMS / NFL TALK
- 80 Replies
LOL are you kidding me? Rams are rated last in SOS. You got your wish
http://theramswire.usatoday.com/201...est-schedule-in-the-first-half-of-the-season/
Rams had statistically the easiest at the midway point and the Eagles had the second easiest. The Rams then had the 20th ranked and the Eagles had exactly one easier. At the halfway point.
But now the Eagles have had the easiest schedule. You've played two teams that are above .500 and have two more in your schedule above .500, the Rams and an injured Seahawks. Rams have Seahawks, Titans (divisional leader), and just played against Saints and Minnesota, both divisional leaders.
Don't be daft.
