Football Was Josh Allen given the Tua "special" concussion check today? - Page 3

For anyone who watched the Bills Texans game, during the 2nd half the Texans rushed Allen and he rolled out to his right.

Two Texans converged and tackled him. As Allen fell to the ground on his right side, his head smacked the ground and bounced like a super ball. He went limp and was temporarily knocked out.

Then suddenly after the Texans give the ball back to the Bills, Allen is right back in there.

I'm no doctor but something didn't seem right at all he looked rush to go back in. He struggled the rest of the game.

I think he suffered a mild concussion at a minimum.

Gonna be interesting to see how this is handled or just forgotten about.
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Originally Posted by CaliforniaChief:
He absolutely circumvented the concussion protocols. Unfortunately for the Bills, Sean McDermott's persistent brain malfunctions cost them the game.

Yup. They were at their own 3 with 32 seconds left and McDermott has visions of the 13 seconds game dancing in his head. Rather than running the ball and forcing OT, he has Allen throw it 3 times, giving the Texans just enough time to get a play to get it within FG range.
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He banged his head hard last week also. Been playing like microwaved shit since.

Nothing to see here, right Buffalo fan?
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If true, this will back fire on the Bills... And Allen's days as a quality QB are shorten...

If they let this happen with Patrick all hell would be breaking loose...
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Just how often does Allen sniff those salts during an average game. Irving of the north
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How the hell is this even possible?

We lose to fucking Indy in the playoffs because we have like 30 dudes in concussion protocol. Most notably Jamaal Charles, who they had no answer for and Brandon Flowers who was covering TY Hilton. And then this dude can still play. In some dogfuck regular season game?

After Tua?

How the hell did these sisterfucking assbags get away with this?
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Buffalo's coaching staff AND fanbase is willing to sacrifice their savior for a REGULAR SEASON GAME.

The next table they jump through should be concrete FFS.
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Originally Posted by KCUnited:
Allen and Tua are clearly from different sets given the gang signs we've seen from both

ooo, did allen throw up "gang signs" after the hit, if so, the NFL should have pulled him.

edit---just watched the video....he was asleep. Should have been pulled.
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Originally Posted by Buehler445:
How the hell is this even possible?

We lose to ****ing Indy in the playoffs because we have like 30 dudes in concussion protocol. Most notably Jamaal Charles, who they had no answer for and Brandon Flowers who was covering TY Hilton. And then this dude can still play. In some dog**** regular season game?

After Tua?

How the hell did these sister****ing assbags get away with this?

Same shit when we played the Chargers a few years ago on Thursday night. Chris Jones really fucked up Herbert and their dipshit coach let him continue to play. All people could talk about was how manly it was for Herbert to come back into the game and throw touchdowns. Didn’t matter that he was risking long term health, the coach felt they had to win at all costs.
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At first they said he had a chest? injury and then Allen said he rolled his ankle. Some pretty blatant fuckery there. But hey, if Allen wants to permanently shorten/end his career that's his prerogative I guess.
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To be fair to the medical team, it's hard to tell the difference between concussed Josh Allen and normal Josh Allen.
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We lost that game because coaching and Alex Smith. Not players hurt. There wasn’t enough time for the colts to come back if we ran the play clock and ran the ball each down. But we put the game in smiths hands and well. History was made.
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Originally Posted by Rain Man:
Hey, did the 9/11 terrorists give up when they hit the ground hard?

Wait, that's probably wrong.

I am being absolutely serious when I say as a society we need way more terrorism references to be made any time we discuss the Bills. It’s a comedy goldmine that we mostly moved on from but never should have.
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