Omar Bolden, Denver Broncos

Omar Bolden Suffered a Head Injury in Punt Coverage Late in the Game During Week 12, Making Him Subject to the Nfl’s Concussion Protocol, Espn Reported. Bolden Was Also Sidelined by a Concussion During the 2012 Season, but He Returned to the Broncos Lineup Without Missing a Game.

Brian Bostick, Green Bay Packers

It’s Not Clear How Brian Bostick Was Injured in Week 12, but the Packers Added Him to Their First Injury Report for the Week on Monday. “Practice Designations Are an Approximation Because the Team Didn’t Actually Practice, but Had There Been a Workout, Te Brandon Bostick (Concussion), Lb Jamari Lattimore (Quad) and G Josh Sitton (Back) Would All Have Sat Out, ” the Team Reported on Its Website.

Jason Campbell, Cleveland Browns

Three Quarterbacks Have Been Sidelined by a Concussion During the 2013 Season, and in Week 12, Jason Campbell Appeared to Become Number Four.

Johnathan Franklin, Green Bay Packers

Johnathan Franklin Started Week 12 by Returning the Game’s Opening Kickoff 22 Yards, but He Was Then Taken to the Locker Room for a Concussion Test, the Packers Announced on Twitter. the Team Later Confirmed That Franklin Had Sustained a Concussion and Would Not Return.

Mike Jenkins, Oakland Raiders

Mike Jenkins — Along with Mychal Rivera — Was One of Two Raiders to Leave Week 12 Early Because of a Head Injury. “Jenkins Left with a Concussion Early in the Fourth Quarter When He Came up to Make a Tackle on Titans’ Running Back, Chris Johnson, ” According to Sbnation. Com. “He Never Lost Consciousness and It Wasn’t Long Before He Walked off the Field Under His Own Power with Training Staff. ”

Trumaine Johnson, St. Louis Rams

Of the Three Rams Players to Leave Week 12 with Concussion-Like Symptoms, Trumaine Johnson’s Injury “Was the Scariest, ” Wrote Espn.

Xavier Rhodes, Minnesota Vikings

Xavier Rhodes Was One of Two Vikings Sidelined by a Head Injury in Week 12. It’s Not Clear How Rhodes Suffered His Concussion, but Coach Leslie Frazier Confirmed the Injury on Monday.

Mychal Rivera, Oakland Raiders

Raiders Tight End Mychal Rivera Left Week 12 After a Frightening Collision That Sent His Helmet Flying from His Head. the Hit by Titans Safety Michael Griffin Drew a 15-Yard Penalty for Hitting a Defenseless Receiver. Griffin Was Also Suspended by the League for One Game.

Zac Stacy, St. Louis Rams

Zac Stacy Was One of Three Rams Players to Leave the Field in Week 12 Due to a Head Injury. “Stacy Was Carrying the Ball in the Third Quarter When He Took a Hit, ” According to Sbnation. “Initially He Was Just Listed as Questionable, but It Was Later Revealed That the Team Believed He Could Have Sustained the Concussion. ”

Darrell Stuckey, San Diego Chargers

Darrell Stuckey Was Shut Down with a Concussion in Week 12, the San Diego Union-Tribune Reported, His Second in as Many Seasons. Stuckey Missed Three Weeks of Action Due to a Concussion During Training Camp in 2012, but Because the Injury Took Place During the Preseason, He Was Never Added to the League Injury Report.

Joe Webb, Minnesota Vikings

The Vikings Confirmed on Twitter That Receiver Joe Webb Was Removed from the Field in Week 12 with “Concussion-Like Symptoms. ” Coach Leslie Frazier Said After the Game That Webb Was Day-to-Day with the Injury.

Chris Williams, St. Louis Rams

Chris Williams Came off the Field for the Rams After He Suffered a Blow to the Head While Blocking on a Running Play in the Second Quarter. “Williams Got Attention on and off the Field Before Jogging to the Locker Room Along with Medical Personnel, ” the Ap Reported. the Rams Called His Return Questionable.

Concussion Watch: Nfl Head Injuries in Week 12

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