Josh Allen Seemingly Gets Knocked Out Before "Bad Clock Management" In Texans Loss 

Dude sprinted out of that tent once he realized the bills had the ball lmao

That was just a quick nap, brother.

This was a REGULAR thing just 15 years ago.

@@mattlol163 Yes, which is awful and has had wild affects on players.

He got knocked out last week against the Ravens. The NFL needs to be following up on this.

Or stop acting like they care one or the other

There has to be like a doctor that can over rule people in some situations like this I understand the teams and players don't want people gone but I want long-term health and a great season not a good 1 or 2 games

@@LeafararrabiDos09the safety stuff is all performative. They’ll happily let some thing awful happen if it means profits go up

You’re right but just like every other big company you know what they don’t care and it’s very unfortunate. And it’s also wrong. I’m a bills fan. Of course I wanna see Josh Allen out there, but they need to watch him very carefully this week and I think he should not be practicing too much this week.

As a texans fan It was hard to be unbiased but they was definitely a concussion should not have been in

It’s so stupid because they’re gonna do exactly what they did with tua and pretend he doesn’t have a concussion to save their own behinds, and then they’ll just pray that Josh doesn’t get another concussion in the next two weeks because then they have to admit it.

@eliyarrows2456 They lie. They gave Josh smelling salts that a camera caught, too. They don't care about players' health. He apparently hit his head hard last week, too. Covered that one up.

@@karenhardie1132I said the same thing Bills fans were saying Josh too tough to be concussed. They’re gonna end his career. He should have never gone back out there. 😮😮😮

@@357say He gets a concussion next week that is possibly 3 in 3 weeks. Yikes!

Findings of the investigation are in. They were in fact playing football,a violent physical sport. If someone cant take the injuries,they should give up their multimillion dollar "job" and go do something else

Horrible play calling by joe brady. Not enough experience to run an offence with no #1 receiver threat. He is not able to adjust at all mid drive or even mid game. Id rather Dorsey at least he didn't put Allen In as many bites. Under Brady Allen Runs 10% more as well. We are Lucky Josh was alright

@@freetimeflip6438Texans just the better team

@@freetimeflip6438 also true.

That's because it is.

His body HIS choice. Stop complaining about what a grown man CHOOSE to do, 100% aware and consenting.

@@mattlol163 that's not how they claim it works. I agree with you 100%, but that's not the song they sing.

@@mattlol163​​⁠had Allen got sacked or knocked to the ground and smack his head against the ground and get seriously hurt or even worse died I bet u wouldn’t be saying “his body his choice”

@@mattlol163 not at all what I was saying and not at all how the protocol is supposed to work, which goes back to my original comment that the NFL concussion protocol and little tent is a big joke, smoke and mirrors, the city of Oz This Josh Allen situation just goes to prove that is all I was saying.

Thank you for the laugh.

Good call lose one game instead of multiple

In Sean’s defense I’m sure he didn’t want Josh to almost throw an interception on his passing play calls

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He was smoking a cigarette 😂 he was like” mo knee gonna know I left for a few matures

All the fans at the game were pissed.

im a Texans fan but I was terrified when that happend. that was ridiculous they let him back out like that

But I was definitely worried too. Just seeing him lying there like 4-5 seconds not moving. I was hoping he'd be alive and ok. Thank goodness he's alive, except it really was so stupid of the Bills to bring him back out to the field like that. But I also believe he wanted to go back out to play against Stephon Diggs' new team and wanted to beat my Texans.

Same, as a Texans fan, I was shocked when I saw him back out there. Dude was OUT for a while. Team doesn’t care about him AT ALL

Yep

They will be. This was awful to watch as a Bills and Allen enjoyer.

His body HIS choice!!!!

Tua has a history of concussions whilst Allen does not. So not make him sit for 4 additional games is probably justified, though in no world should he be able go in back to the game

Tua could even play if he wanted to after he gets a concussion. Not even CLOSE to the same. Tua was literally out for WEEKS, and could pass basic tests. He could barely even WALK straight afterwards..... Josh was running, not wozzzzyy, and ready to play.

@@Christoph5782at minimum he should have been done for the day.

That's not how concussions work it's all about when you clear protocol and the severity of the concussion and the number of concussions

@@christopherjackson1898 It seems like 95% of NFL fans have no idea how concussion protocol works.

They aren’t actually always synonymous. Often, sure, and depending on what diagnostic criteria you use (there are quite a few well validated tools). The complicating factor is that in a game like that you don’t have the time to truly sit the player down and evaluate them over a period of hours like I would in an ER. We see kids and adults all the time who smack their head and there is some report that they possibly briefly lost consciousness (like in this clip, was he just dazed? Was he out cold? We don’t know) and after careful evaluation and monitoring they exhibit NO other symptoms and so they aren’t diagnosed with a concussion or mild traumatic brain injury because they don’t meet that criteria. Although I’d still recommend rest and no contact for a little while.

⁠@@JimYeatsthey have literally as much time as they want to evaluate a player. I don’t think you know how nfl concussion screenings work. There’s an independent replay judge who watches every play for possible concussions so that they can get pulled from the game, the rules state that they must come off the field and be evaluated. The doctors aren’t affiliated with either team and their only job is to decipher whether or not a player is concussed. There is no “well he’s already missed two plays and I can’t tell yet, I’ll just send him back out there because I’m hurting his team” they do not work for that team, their only job is to decide if they’re concussed. I’ve been checked for a concussion. It doesn’t take long.

@@eliyarrows2456 Lol. I realize that they can take as long as they want if they wish, my point is that despite being an unaffiliated provider, there is still pressure to get a famous player (who will always wants to get back on the field) back into the game, whether it’s intentional or not. Additionally, there are criteria and judgements that can’t be made until a certain amount of time has elapsed. Not to mention nuanced findings that don’t show up immediately, or won’t be detected in a sub five minute evaluation. There is no debate that a five minute concussion evaluation on an NFL sideline is subpar. That’s a compromised evaluation meant to get players back on the field quickly. Zero debate about that. No medical provider working at any acute care facility would walk into a room where a patient just hit their head very hard, reportedly lost consciousness, and do a 3-5 minute evaluation, and go, “whelp, that’s all I need, you’re good to go back into full contact immediately!”, no one, anywhere, at any medical facility.

@@eliyarrows2456 That's the odd thing with all these Monday Morning Doctors the internet has created. An independent doctor evaluated Josh. They performed whatever mandatory tests they have to do a field evaluation. And Josh passed the screening. In a world where we have professional sports where the goal is to concuss the other player (boxing, mma, etc) and we have celebrations and highlights reels showing us the best concussions, it feels odd how overprotective everyone got of NFL players all of a sudden. Where's the cry for every boxer who's been knocked out to retire? Mike Tyson, I guess, should have retired 44 boxers.

@@JimYeats But you can't possibly make that determination in the time it takes to run 1 play!

9 of 30 for 131? Yeah, I would say he was off. He was clearly out on that hit to the turf. His wrists were limp. Maybe not fully, but he was definitely stunned. I would not be surprised if he doesn't show up on the Thursday injury report with concussion symptoms.

NFL don’t give a fuk, Tua situation just happened... NFL is bout that money.

@@revengewrld999They shouldn’t give a f*ck. It isn’t their job to be the players parents. They should make a clear recommendation, and then the player and team can do as they will.

@@revengewrld999when the bills fans don’t even care than the nfl isn’t gonna care. The fans have to step up and demand better safety for the player. Sadly fans only care about winning. If Josh Allen stayed out they might of won that game also.

I agree, no one said anything about that. The guy is getting killed.

He wasnt knocked out, he was taking a quick power nap.

he was knocked out what was you watching. I was there it happened in front of me

"An ankle injury that effected his head."??? LMFFFAAAOOO Don't listen to dumb people on the internet kids. 😂🤦‍♂️👍

@@tankeateru do know he’s saying this sarcastically?

@@paulLawrence-ud9vn that's the official injury statement by the bills

You really gotta ask? $$$

@@geordiejones5618yeah there's supposed to be an independent doctor up there.

@@jacklongley5932 There was. The independent doctor is who cleared Josh. Team doctors are not allowed to clear players from concussion protocol.

sorry but a grown man can make a choice. He knows what his own body can handle. And even if not, its up to HIM what he is willing to put his body through..... i support any grown man who WANTS to go perform their job. Hell, most Americans dont even WANT to do their job, let alone after getting knocked out.

@@mattlol163no no brother you don't 😂that's the point of watching out for the players I know what you are saying but very wrong

The Bills have nothing to do with letting Josh go back out.

Every time something like this happens is the same story “ the team should be investigated” its not hard to understand, the team doesn’t make the call about a player being concussed or not, supposedly there has to be an impartial medical staff that checks on the player and decides if there was a concussion or not, this has been explained plenty of times since what happened with Tua a few years ago. So the NFL should investigate yes, but not a team, they should investigate if the medical staff they have is really doing something.

@@mattlol163 no he doesn't. Nobody who hits their head "Knows what they can take"

This goes out to the whole league, not just the Bills… You protect your QB by running the football!..

You mean after you marked the QB’s got chalkboard, right?!… Or am I just a savage?..

@@jacobjones5269 🤣 you're just a savage

Fields wasn’t unconscious. Nor was he concussed most likely. He took a hard shot sure but dude was right back up. She showed next to no signs of being concussed. They also stopped the game to check him and he was cleared by team staff and independent people.

@@cadencase4444man one hit he took. He was wobbling but hid it pretty well

​@@cadencase4444There's a shot of Fields hitting the ground and his eyes are rolled into the back of his head. He definitely got knocked out.

his job is to make you tolerate watching it happen

Mia lol

It's crazy how this is being sweeped under the rug

@@NeverB_Gameover right!!

Didn't a 3rd party person clear it?

Buffalo, please don't do Josh dirty like we did with Tua and rush him back into the season. I mean as a AFC rival I'd rather see Buffalo coast through this season and finish where they do and get Allen healthy then see Josh's career end sooner then it should. The afc east is a lot more fun with a competitive Buffalo team.

​@@krw73yeah. They deserve attention too

​@@krw73 yes, in fact whoever was in charge of that for that game should be facing questions.

@@michaelauckland9333thank you. When Tua got knocked out the first time - shaking his head off 3-4 times like he didn’t know why it felt the way it did, then wobbling, then to be told it was a back injury - I was like, no - I don’t care if he’s the rival QB, I don’t care if we’re losing by a mile, this is a malleable brain of a young guy in his 20s here, stop it. Then to see him come back and then obviously what happened the next game and then this season too. If you weren’t our division rival, I’d be rooting for dolphins and even if you are a divisional rival, most Bills fans were shaking and just wanting these two young guys to have a long career, play ball and be able to recognize their families in their 50s. Good luck to you (unless you’re playing Bills - or playing a game that directly affect the Bills! Lol)

GET OUT !!!!!!!!!!

Congratulations sir. This comment won the internet today. 😂

🤣 😆

Would be a great show. The guy that never got a concussion and the guy that has the scariest looking concussions I’ve seen on a football field

You should retire from ever leaving comments again on videos for this comment

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how sweet, u really care.

They play the Jets next week who tend to knock him around. Don't be surprised if he looks bad again.

Bro gets licked every game. he's been in the blue tent multiple times the past few years and doesn't seem to miss a snap.

USA! USA! USA! WE'RE #1! WE'RE #1!

Tua said it was his back and so did the team

@@kurtrogers9658 Oh ok, I thought it was something they said other than concussion.

Sean was questioned about Josh’s hit, his eyes averted looking directly @ the screen when he said it was his fault. One sign of deception. I like Sean, but not at the cost of Josh’s health.

It is the better equipment that CAUSES the concussions because the striker doesn't feel the impact and they can hit harder. The solution is to REDUCE equipment, not add more. We can't let our emotons control our thoughts.

@@WhydoIsuddenlyhaveahandle That's a rugby style way of thinking about it I like it . I just find it amazing that they talk about the outer shells of the helmets flexing and in my thoughts where are they flexing to? your head.

Bills fans cope in the strangest ways. Your QB wasn't concussed, just out played. The officials and the sideline medical staff know what they're doing and wouldn't let a concussed QB back on the field.

There were dropped passes all game and especially the first half and before he hit his head

He originally got concussed during the ravens game

@@WoodyWardIt’s not up to the officials at all whether he keeps playing or not, there’s no way that’s not a concussion.

@@ieatturdz oh. So, it's up to you, then? Gotcha 👍

that comment is criminal and pathetic.

@@micjisters I'm so very sorry for offending your sensibilities. Hope you're feeling alright by now.

To be fair he was 9/25 before that lol

Before hitting his head he started the game 0 for 9. Funny how no one seemed to watch the game until Allen got knocked out...then I guess everyone tuned in. Allen hit his head so far, it concussed him in the past...as well as his receivers all got concussed from it.

@@RageDaug speaking of who didn't watch the game Allen's 4th pass was completion to Cook for 24 yards

@@marknicolich5789 Yeah, you got me. Josh was 1 for 9, not 0 for 9. So just a completely normal Josh Allen game before the knock out.

Josh wanted back in, no one forced him.

@@slimmike22 They only care about making money.