Mahomes pointed to Travis Kelce and danced around for about four seconds until Bosa and Christian Covington had come off their blocks to close in on him. The second when Mahomes took off to his right was when Bosa was pushing back Niang right in his vision. Meanwhile, the Chiefs looked to give Lucas Niang help on the right side against Joey Bosa, with running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire chipping him before going out on a route. before falling down while trying to go outside of him. ran a stunt against the left side of the Chiefs’ line, and Jerry Tillery pushed back left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. On Sunday, the Chargers rushed four on the third-and-8 with 1:55 to play. As soon as there was any crowding around Mahomes, he stepped up, right into Odafe, and made the ill-advised decision to try to get rid of the ball. Baltimore sent a three-man rush, but seemed to account for Mahomes’s tendency to step up in the pocket and extend the play by using Odafe Owah as a delayed fourth pass rusher. But each of his other two interceptions this season, each of which played a role in the Chiefs’ two losses, occurred on a third-and-long when he seemed to sense the pocket collapsing and moved around to make something out of the play. We’ll ignore the first of Mahomes’s two picks Sunday, which came on a no-look pass that was a little behind his receiver, but still a catchable ball. There’s a common thread in Patrick Mahomes’ interceptions. But given all this, it’s no wonder there were questions about Adams returning after just one play and one timeout, and a more detailed statement on the steps he went through could have helped with public confidence in the NFL’s assertion that all protocols were followed.ĥ. It’s possible that, because Adams showed no concerning symptoms, the medical professionals were able to breeze through their sideline assessment. Focused neurological exam, including evaluating the cervical spine, speech, gait and eye movements. All Maddock’s questions, five basic questions such as “Where are we?” and “What quarter is it right now?” and 6.
Checking for no-go criteria: loss of consciousness, gross motor instability, confusion and amnesia. If that indeed was the case, there are a lot of steps to get through in one minute: 1. Post-game, Adams said that they began evaluating him on the field but told him “they had to go in the tent, check me out,” which indicates he was undergoing a sideline concussion evaluation. The elapsed time between when Adams entered the blue medical tent and when he was shown with his helmet on, jogging back onto the field was about 75 seconds, so it’s fair to extrapolate that his time being evaluated in the tent was about one minute. After the break, NBC’s Al Michaels said Adams was down for about two minutes before he began walking to the sideline. After Ward crashed into Adams’s chin with the side of his helmet, Adams was on the ground for about a minute before the broadcast cut to commercial. Still, it’s worth looking back at the timeline. Adams said post-game that he did not suffer a concussion, and that while he lingered on the ground after the scary-looking collision with 49ers safety Jimmie Ward, he was mostly trying to catch his breath. The league released a statement through NFL Media Monday morning, saying that “all concussion protocols were fully followed.” They added that Adams was cleared by both the unaffiliated neurotrauma consultant and by the team doctor, and he was monitored by the Packers medical staff through the rest of the game. Davante Adams was in the blue medical tent for about one minute. And now Stafford’s instant success with his new team may stoke that fire even more.Ĥ. But Brady’s success in winning a Super Bowl his first season in Tampa Bay no doubt influenced franchise QBs to consider the possibility of playing somewhere else other than their current franchises. And their circumstances on their previous teams, obviously, were incredibly different.
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