Shut up, Pacman...

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(01-13-2016, 01:31 AM)fredtoast Wrote: He was never out of the protocol.  It takes more than one day.  Players have to pass certain tests, then they have to work out and pass more tests.  It takes days.

For arguments sake, if a player doesn't show symptoms and passes the initial test, he's not in protocol. A head shot doesn't mean you're automatically in protocol and out of the game. That's why they sit on the sideline and talk to them first. I've seen several times this year when someone goes out after a shot to the head and comes back into the game. 

I don't know if he was or wasn't. I can only go by what i read or hear. But i know i will be shocked if he doesn't play. If he does, i will fully believe he was faking based on Pittsburgh writers saying after the game that he was okay.