Grant DuBose Stretchered Off Without Jersey and Taken to Hospital After Hit - Doctor Explains

[@DoubleClutchAutoReviews]

9 year paramedic here. This is an excellent explanation of what was going on with this individual neurologically, but was also put into simple enough terms for anybody to understand. Great video Doc! 😎👍

[@12thMandalorian]

Dude just came back from IR. What a fucking tragedy man, he didnt move for 10 minutes, scary.

[@rockabye_baby187]

It's football.

[@Tyhrvh]

@@rockabye_baby187idiotic statement

[@S.S.Dailyy]

@@rockabye_baby187 imagine living in Manning South Carolina all your life and then not showing any concern when a dude suffers a potential life-threatening injury.

[@TheBestOne382]

@@rockabye_baby187aww shutup

[@SharkMako]

​@@rockabye_baby187 okay? It's still scary and a travesty. Also an "it's football" injury is like an Achilles tear or MCL

[@JesseDavis7373]

The defender was really upset, clearly didn’t want to hurt the opposing player.

[@iman8738]

That’s how most people are lol, but what I respect more is the getting on one knee and praying for him right after the hit

[@bend.7590]

Nah he’s a Texan, he enjoyed it just like Azeez did

[@d_stef]

What timing... I'm a first-year Master of Athletic Training student at Penn State and we literally just had our spine boarding practical last week. I also plan on obtaining my EMT cert next semester. Stuff like this reminds you to always keep your skills in check and be prepared for any situation. I have been watching your videos since around the start of COVID, but after finishing my degree in Kinesiology last year (also Penn State, we are), I have genuinely learned so much from your content and apply it to my studies. Keep up the good work, Doc! Thank you!

[@kingpinballer242]

Penn state is a trash school

[@larrywheels762]

Good luck in your career. Your learning from the best. Football collisions need good medical professionals around.

[@MountainMan.]

Are you prepared to administer CPR to an athlete in an emergency?

[@d_stef]

@@larrywheels762 thank you sir. I appreciate your kind words

[@d_stef]

@@MountainMan. yes I would say so. We had to get CPR certified for our emergency care class and also did a practical on CPR/airway management and oxygen supplementation

[@user-d8r9v]

Thank you Dr Sutterer for this excellent look into the hit and injury. It is encouraging to see the high level of medical attention DuBose received, and I believe all NFL teams should do the same. Prayers for Grant and his family.

[@SomethingAboutBeautee]

I’m glad someone also decided to explain this and I was going to post my thoughts as well but I wanted to see if any doctors were watching because although I’m a palliative care nurse, I’m not a doctor who can give more diagnostic information. I’ve only just started to watch your video but I still wanted to comment. Thank you for doing this so quickly!

[@ds_the_rn]

I envy you. I just left psych, which I loved (but management was driving people away in droves), and now I’m learning dialysis. It’s physically and mentally difficult. I’ve always wanted to do palliative care. Thank you for taking care of patients at their most vulnerable. You are much appreciated.

[@leefromoakville3810]

Thank you, Doctor. Excellent breakdown.

[@pjtisch2002]

As a first-year master's student for athletic training, I LOVEEEEE your videos! A lot of the injuries you have covered are things we go over in class, but having your explanations over real-life examples has helped me learn a great deal. It makes me feel a lot more prepared for any traumatic injuries I may encounter while on the sidelines. Thank you for all the great explanations!

[@d_stef]

First year Master of Athletic Training student at Penn State's program and we just had our spine boarding practical last week... seeing videos like this is a sobering reminder to always be prepared to jump in and save a life

[@pjtisch2002]

@@d_stef Absolutely. I get to work at a nearby highschool for the semester as part of the program at Texas A&M and we had an incident early in the football season where we had to send one of our players to the ER. Thankfully it was more as a precaution and not because of the severity of his injury, but being thrown right into a case like that really makes you appreciate all the medical staff involved with sports who are well-prepared for these moments. Soon that will be us! Good luck with your program!

[@d_stef]

@@pjtisch2002 Spot on! Good luck with your program as well, maybe I'll see you at next year's NATA conference in Orlando!

[@conorlauren]

Those NFL fields have portable ICUs available to be deployed within seconds. It’s really amazing.

[@RuralHousewife]

The biggest bullfighting rings have fully functional ORs below the ring. How long til NFL does the same?

[@jackwang9536]

​@@RuralHousewife The NFL doesn't need ORs in the stadium like bullfighting. Bullfighting injuries are from being gored or trampled by a bull. Those require immediate surgery. Guys could die from being pierced by a horn, or bleed to death internally by being stomped, so an OR makes sense. With NFL, vital organ damage is rare, and guys aren't getting gored. The most common football injuries are impact injuries (concussions and broken bones), orthopedic injuries (knee, ankle, elbow ligaments), and muscular (groin, pectorals, bruises, sprains). Many of these do not require immediate surgery. The most critical to treat are possible spinal injuries to prevent paralysis, and there are protocols for stabilization until a specialist is able to treat them. All other injuries can wait for MRIs.

[@jackwinter1507]

@@RuralHousewifethat’s very different given you can be gouged by a fucking horn anywhere on your body. That type damage has a very high chance of killing you quickly. The most life threatening injuries that happen in the nfl are brain/spinal injuries. Treating that kind of thing correctly is going to require more imaging and testing than what would be available in an OR.

[@AmazedBunion]

​@@RuralHousewifehey Philly had a court room and jail. Why not an operating room?

[@username34159265]

What's really amazing to me is that while the NFL is the biggest 32 teams, they're at the top of a sport that's played at 20,000 high schools and thousands of colleges, as well as kids starting even younger and other amateur and semi-pro leagues. Those smaller venues all have far, far less capacity to handle injuries like this.

[@NeoJester416]

Prayers up for Dubois. Been refreshing KZbin waiting to see doc’s take

[@damienkearns3654]

There's no way he didn't upload it before you looked for it.

[@gregmiller7123]

Very nice explanation of a scary situation. My oldest daughter is a traumatic brain injury rehabilitation doctor at a major hospital in Dallas and she sees these situations way too often. Glad that he is going to be okay.

[@zuzuspetals9281]

Thank you for a detailed explanation. So few outside of emergency trauma medical training understand what is happening so it helps to have someone calmly explain. Sometimes knowing more causes us to speculate more about possible injuries, but care for players on the field and enroute has advanced greatly in the last ten years.

[@DustySticks]

That is the definition of a hospital ball. Can't even blame the defender.

[@theteeman]

Definitely 100%

[@iamenergizer9766]

Hospital ball or not that was a dirty hit...........Led with the crown of his helmet.

[@yayz9442]

@@iamenergizer9766 dude dropped his head when he caught the ball. his fault

[@MatthewHiggins-k5q]

@@iamenergizer9766 no

[@wutbags]

Definitely can he lowered his helmet

[@hommie789]

I was was waiting for you to explain the no pads or jersey part, it was very concerning to me. Fast as always doc, thanks

[@JimSports_SD]

An insightful and thorough explanation. The professionalism of the responders, from the team trainers to the trauma specialists, was impressive. Best wishes to Grant DuBose and his family for a speedy recovery.

[@DigitalPixel_AnimalLover]

Thank you, Dr. Suterrer. I always come here to get your layman-understandable explanation. I’m so glad you started this channel!

[@marciar7407]

Thanks!

[@BuffaloProductionss]

Prayers up for dubose 🙏🙏

[@porfiriato84]

​@@skiak004weirdo

[@skiak004]

@@porfiriato84 Yeah, because prayer repairs a broken body, I'm weird.

[@BuffaloProductionss]

@@skiak004 prayers to god bless his family and friends and that he has a speedy recovery dumbo

[@chomosuke0720]

​@@skiak004 here's the attention you wanted

[@rss5003]

🙏 Amen, praying for Grant, his family, friends, & medical staff!!!

[@Corey97a]

excellent video. very detailed and i learned alot. very scary situation to be in with a head injury but knowing you have the best medical staff there knowing what they need to do in the moment is amazing.

[@ronheath5724]

Hi Dr Surttere i really love you explaining what we are seeing. I a a retired paramedic. I can tell you that cutting off pads is kind like a power trip but we still need access to the chest ( Remenber Hamlin from the bills ). Now, when I went to school, we did not take the helmets off. We carried a Philip's screwdriver in our madbox to take off a face mask. But we did not take off the helmet that was left in place and they were mobilized with the helmet, but I can guarantee this. That was the report of helmet hitting and then bouncing off the ground in my books automatically bought a spine more than Haller. No matter what the patient said.

[@iitstre_4550]

Main thing they stressed in the EMT portion of the Fire Academy is that in trauma, once you take C-spine. You LIVE THERE! That is how your home, your office, your bedroom. That person is Joe your best friend, your damn sibling. You do NOT release c-spine until they get a collar and secured on a board. That persons neck is your HOME!

[@josepht5331]

When I was a young medic I went to a ladies house on a call and she was laying on the ground. So I walked up and took C spine as she was laying there. She was talking but not moving. I found out while talking to her that she wasn’t moving because she was already a quadriplegic. I was so unsure what to do in this situation so I kept C spine anyway. My crew laughed at me later that I refused to let c spine go until we got to the hospital and the doctor told me I could stop 😂 but yea c spine is very important.

[@VTPSTTU]

Thanks for the explanation. I hope he recovers completely.

[@metallicasnake]

Thank you for the rundown, Doc. Always appreciated.

[@ethanweisman2861]

Thank you Brian for making these videos so quickly! great explanation as always.

[@Ncpinetree]

they need to go back to natural grass... carpet over concrete is to damn dangerous and creates to many knee and head injuries

[@mystimallow]

This play had nothing to do with the turf. I agree but even if it was real grass, there was helmet to helmet and his head slammed into the ground, that’s going to hurt and cause this on turf or grass

[@smittywerbenjagermanjensen320]

Grass would only help in warmer climates

[@iitstre_4550]

@@mystimallowYes and no. The hit into the defender can’t be stopped. BUT on natural grass there is quite a bit more cushion for the follow-up force that could change the outcome of this. Natural grass and drier are FAR softer than turf on concrete. So yes, all concussions and concussion possible situations can be potentially improved with real grass

[@melgordon7078]

This was a helmet to helmet

[@jeffhall768]

😂 you're a little late dude. Astro turf isn't used anymore. The turf theyre on now is basically a foot deep of recycled tire rubber. It's very soft.

[@nancybannerman1224]

Another great explanation of what was happening as well as what damage could have occurred. Really enjoy your videos. Thanks.🇨🇦

[@shangojackson60]

Another Sunday, another bittersweet notification from Dr. Sutterer. I unfortunately love your content Doc😂

[@garyt7193]

It appears he had LOC, right upon impact, based on how both his head lost all protective reactions as the back of the head was hitting the ground, as well as how the ball had been coming out immediately. I pray he fully recovers

[@taproom113]

Massive props to the Emergency Med teams and prayers for Grant 🙏 ...

[@LarnellTeamNikee85]

We also need an update on Dorsey of the Lions. He had a serious injury as well in a span of nfl games.

[@tysonjunck417]

All of us EMS personnel out here know the LifePack monitor when we see it! 7:42

[@theroostercockburn69]

You know that lady is accomplishing a Herculean feat holding that lifepak up for the others to see 😂

[@SportsandTrueCrime]

I haven’t seen a hospital pass like that since the highlight reel I watched 10 yrs ago. Jeeeezusss! Glad he’s stable and in good hands.

[@Stephanie-em2vq]

As an ICU RN, loved your evaluation, very informative and accurate

[@barbarachambers7974]

Thank you for this explanation. It helps to hear from a medical professional. I am glad he is doing well at the hospital. ❤ ❤

[@AJtehJetPlane]

It may be controversial but I blame Tua for this. There was no way that Grant wasn’t going to get hit during that play

[@evolved__ca]

Tough position for the WR in blame Tua as well but good defense as the route wasn’t open and he chose to force it

[@ONSLAWTT]

TB12 talked about always trying to make passes to his WRs who weren't headed for a surprise hit/ injury. He'd rather pass on throwing the reception to his vulnerable WR

[@jihoffman27]

It’s the way the game has changed. Back in the day QBs wouldn’t put their receivers in that situation. Because of the rule changes nobody fears going over the middle so QBs don’t fear throwing it there.

[@goroadachi9489]

@@jihoffman27I am 99% sure that is a lie

[@jihoffman27]

@@goroadachi9489 What exactly is the lie? They’ve changed the rules and receivers don’t fear going over the middle like they used to. It gets talked about all the time. If receivers aren’t fearful of going over the middle, QBs aren’t going to be fearful of throwing it there. I never said that Tua tried to throw him into a bad spot. But QBs, in general, are less concerned about throwing over the middle because defenders can’t lay out receivers the way they used to be able to. Back in the day that throw would’ve been low and away from the defender, not leading the receiver into the defender, but the protection of receivers from the rules has made ball placement less of a concern than it used to be. Obviously they’re not trying to throw their receivers into vulnerable spots but they’re less focused on protecting them than giving them a chance to catch the ball. 20 years ago that ball never would’ve been thrown in that spot.

[@DavidC-e6q]

Thank you doctor Sutterer on your explanation and analysis on awful injury to mr. Dubose. What can be done to prevent this in the future? Praying for mr. Dubose, who was just playing in his first game in a while

[@theodoresmith5272]

Tua threw a hospital ball. The defender didn't even lower his head, nor was he moving fast. Debose lowers his head and hits the defender in the chest.

[@JesseDavis7373]

@@theodoresmith5272there are certain play calls that are riskier. Maybe coach drew it up?

[@Scarecrowwx]

Bro couldn't wait to put the sponsor at the end of the video

[@moonwalk515]

Great breakdown of the situation, thank you so much for making this! Hoping Grant makes a quick recovery.

[@elsa_nyc]

They announced that Grant was able to travel back to Miami today which is good news, but few details about his condition.

[@carolpesch9747]

Thank you for breaking down all the necessary steps & precautions taken during this scary situation. God Bless Grant. 🙏❣️🙏

[@f.austin]

Prayers for Grant DuBose! (was waiting for this video… thanks for sharing quality information)

[@skiak004]

Science for DeBose.

[@porfiriato84]

​@@skiak004creep

[@f.austin]

@@skiak004 goes without saying that's why i said i was waiting for this medical (science) expert's highly educated opinion-but you are obviously to dumb to infer that so you have to display for everyone your asinine mentation… hahaha. and just because you are so dumb-they are not mutually exclusive (hopefully you can figure that one out)

[@gregorymance]

Whenever you have a head injury you have to consider the c-spine as well The head ATC did the right thing always error on the side of caution 🙏🏼

[@GinoLewis-sp4dy]

This is a phenomenal podcast. You are excellent. Thank you for your service.

[@Nick-cv5rm]

Prayers to Grant, hope he makes a full recovery

[@pbolchoz]

Very informative, Doc. Sending love and prayers to Dubose. 🙏

[@loganchallis7331]

As a dolphins fan Tua is a fricken concussion magnet hes either giving himself a concussion or giving his teamates a concussion

[@America-First2024]

Arms are strapped for a reason. He was not using them and the medical staff was keeping them from falling limp off of the stretcher

[@America-First2024]

Also had an IV access started on the right arm

[@nathanboss8857]

This guy should have a lot more subs, super informative videos

[@storminnormin4651]

You are busy today. Looking for your diagnosis on the Detroit Lions player

[@Tyrone181]

Khalil Dorsey

[@storminnormin4651]

@ thanks

[@abasthebeast101]

I’ve never seen a injury that the players has to have there jersey taken off prayers up for GRANT

[@Logjambam]

Really scary... I wonder what seeing this happen to someone else was like for Tua knowing he was in that spot himself a couple times

[@luziair4634]

I highly doubt tua remembers the moment he was completely unconscious

[@southernbelle5573]

​@@luziair4634 That's the point.

[@ElizabethReninger]

Have been waiting for the khalil Dorsey video .... hope to hear your thoughts soon!

[@princedzambukira]

For a second i thought it was Tua again. Prayers for DuBose

[@skiak004]

Science for DeBose.

[@porfiriato84]

​@@skiak004creep

[@lordhegamonster6931]

@@skiak004science never saved anyone 🙏🙏🙏

[@RhondaBradford]

Praying for God's protection and His healing hands on DuBose

[@JTJ1991]

If they had to access the neck and to do it completely, the helmet had to come off and the most appropriate thing to do with the pads is to cut them away so that you can maintain a neutral spine. It's more difficult to get that neutral spine if the helmet is removed and the pads stay on. So it may just be that. Another reason could be that they need to ensure a neutral spine and the pads make that very difficult when rolling someone on their side to assess the back. The monitor can be placed in other locations to get your initial trace. I had to do this most often while in the car with patients who were being extricated and complaining on non-traumatic chest pain. Ideally though it should be place on the core to decrease interference while going down the road. The IV can be obtained anywhere on the limbs and with orders on the neck in some places. So this wouldn't necessarily be a reason to remove the pads or jersey.

[@jacquescoetzee3327]

Could you please do a video about Donnarumma

[@erichernandez5618]

I know you get this a lot, but man you are fast!! Love your channel and videos!

[@azrazerz1445]

I don’t know the stats but this feels like we have had more injuries this year than any year prior. At least one major injury every week and dozens of less severe ones. So much for making the game more safe 😅

[@Smokeey409]

Absolutely amazing job covering the injury ❤

[@chadmiller1506]

In high school I made a text book tackle. Hit the running back square with my shoulder and head in front of chest. The hit in that area is just as bad as head to head contact. Side impacts can be worse. That said I finished practice unknowingly. What tipped off everyone something was wrong is that I was looking for car keys. I didn't even have a DL. I was 16 at the time. Don't remember anything about practice or after. I just remember waking up the next morning in the hospital. Went to see a specialist, and he advise to not play football anymore. Amnesia is bad and you try hard to remember everything and you can't. Only way I know, is what everyone told me.

[@4evarich5]

this exactly what happened to me, terrible play impact knocked me out

[@samuelblake4751]

Could you make a video on mouthguards and if they help prevent concussions. I never see any players actually use them and they just dangle from the facemask

[@mattwilliams222]

Mouthguards aren't about preventing concussions, they're about protecting your teeth during all those times something hits your head

[@jvc8947]

They usually spit the guards out when the play is dead and they dangle. Many now wear something similar to a Invisalign tray.

[@onelongwordable]

​@@mattwilliams222mouthguards can definitely help prevent concussions and players should actually use them more often instead of letting them be ornaments

[@JJohns_4]

Thanks for the clarification!!! Concern fan

[@hockeyfan9456]

This is the perfect example of what Brady always talks about , ball placement is always key the fact that he had to lunge forward for the catch is what made it so bad if it was closer to him he prob would’ve been alright

[@AngelaJohnson-ez1up]

Great review, thanks

[@vicnoel2]

I'm Praying for him to recover 💯

[@restlessrespiratorytherapi7921]

I think it's standard practice for the Paramedics to connect a patient to a monitor for watching vital signs during transport. As a respiratory therapist who works at a trauma center all EMS patients come in on a monitor. Part of what we do when the patient comes in is switch from EMS monitoring to the monitors in the ER. I'm sorry this player got hurt but he seems to be getting the best treatment and care possible.

[@richardgregwire7754]

Great explanation, Dr.

[@pey9371]

Grant was my 2nd favorite college player. He played at charlotte and i watched him play for 2 great years. I was so happy when he got drafted and now that he got a chance. I feel so bad for him

[@UHFStation1]

What protects the brain more? The hard bone of the skull or the softer tissue between it and the brain? What protects woodpeckers?

[@theshivelyshow5784]

doc’s son is my favorite reoccurring character. next time we see him he’s gonna have a full beard and a mortgage

[@flyinghigh5531]

Your always answering my questions, thank you

[@BootneyFonsworth1969]

Right Doc. Take his ass off of the field so we can continue to support, cheer for the next play, give some critiques and give the next medical reaction to the most insane game, ever. Thanks

[@christianbrinkley6913]

Skipping through this and going from "serious head energy" to a sock ad read was wild 💀

[@chunkymonkey1519]

Thank you for the detailed explanation.

[@TheScandoman]

Excellent, informative video! Previously, I have heard the term "pugilist's response", or "pugilist's reflex" in the discussion of post-head trauma behavior...you used the term "fencing" responce/refleclx in this situation: what difference, if any, is there? Thank you!

[@stocksandrich1369]

Hope he recovers fully.

[@TitletownUSAPACK12]

Packer Nation stands with you Grant!! All the best! ♥️🏈🧀

[@DanNowlan]

Great play-by-play, doc. Very insightful

[@Bobbarker23455]

Guy almost gets killed on the field and this dude's like hold up let me sell you some socks.

[@thechad6218]

The NFL cuts to commercial during injuries, what's your point?

[@saddieahsan]

If you think about it, this man probably gets excited when a serious injury like this happens because now he has an opportunity to plug his sponsor. Wonderful greedy world we live in.

[@funkychicken2119]

@@saddieahsanNow if you REALLY THINK ABOUT IT, without viewers like yourself, the would get no views and no views means no sponsees. Thus you even being here is supporting the very topic of what you’re complaining about.

[@deemariedubois4916]

Prayers for Grant Dubose. Good to hear he is stable. Hoping for good news today that he is leading the hospital. I liked the actions by all those who took such good care of him on the field. Thanks Dr B.

[@paulgiacovelli9754]

Prayers for a full recovery for Grant Dubois.🙏🙏🙏💪💪💪

[@steelshotproductions]

At 5:11 the paramedic and the woman in the red hat (both standing at the players feet area) were drawing a liquid from a vile into a syringe. The paramedic looked to be holding the syringe and the woman in the red hat looked to be holding the liquid vile. What might that been all about?

[@camcam3087]

Maybe pain meds. Player could had rib fractures

[@Lisa_RNHealthHub]

Maybe normal saline drawn up to flush the new IV??

[@camcam3087]

@@Lisa_RNHealthHub that’s what pre filled syringes are for.

[@judyl.761]

God bless this player. Please help him recover fully. I have had a brain injury and know how devastating they can be.

[@AmazedBunion]

Why didn't God protect him before him getting injured? What is god going to do now?

[@emsan3684]

Every NFL injury is a goldmine of content for Dr. Good work 😊

[@boazjoe1]

Excellent explanation. Interested in your thoughts about an issue in Cleveland last weekend (I think it was in the 2nd quarter). A player was hit and seemed to have at least left arm extensor posturing. Staff came on to evaluate. The decision was made to let him get up and walk off the field, even though he was still unable to walk on his own. If you get a chance, can you review that sequence and tell us what you think? I would bookmark it for you, but can't seem to find the game on KZbin for some reason. I think it was Martin Emerson

[@rohanshah7559]

This is on Tua. He shouldn’t have thrown that pass

[@ryansmith1228]

This type of play if gonna happen more and more with QBs throwing the ball right over the middle like that. Dude didnt even get popped like they use too

[@MatthewHiggins-k5q]

I was encouraged when the video showed that the hit didn't directly compress the spinal column downward...that is where you tend to get permanent spinal cord injuries. The hit was to the right side, which caused a whiplash effect. I'm sure he's concussed, and likely has some spinal cord bruising but, fingers crossed, he probably avoided the "tragedy" someone here mentioned.

[@Torq50]

Wow!!! The Pads and Shirt part was the craziest part!!! My antennas was up then!

[@parsoumash]

I’m trying to figure out how the neck brace is put on without moving the head AT ALL. 🤔

[@zakberliner7926]

Thank you for this really informative breakdown on such a scary-looking situation. In a situation like this, when they’re afraid to disrupt the head and neck, how do they remove the helmet? I understand how the facemask can be taken off, but there aren’t visible screws for the helmet itself.

[@Msflamingo-wl4qo]

Lord, bless DuBose with a complete and quick recovery. Amen. 🙏🙏

[@kituwahband]

I wish him the best...the announcers said he just came back from IR with shoulder issues (if i remember correctly), dang it man

[@Tunda2]

Something similar happened to one of my teammates in 4th grade. It was like my third game

[@Justin-n3f6p]

This is why it’s impossible to play defense. Try to go low to avoid head and neck but receiver goes low too.

[@masterbridgemaster1]

Having never played football myself, I am genuinely curious abouty something. How do you remove the helmet from a player on whom you are trying to stabilize their neck?

[@AJBerry31]

Athletic Trainer here, when stabilizing the spine you would have another person assist from the front in stabilizing the cervical spine. Since the facemask has been removed, the helmet can then be tilted off of their head and removed.

[@oscarcerda8629]

Can you do a video on the Khalil Dorsey injury

[@jamesgoudreau1940]

It is a bit weird with all the safety talk, that the NFL does not stress proper falling techniques and positioning of the head and neck during hits. I grew up playing football and they stress proper tackling form, but I never had a coach cover proper form for receiving hits or falling. I learned that from wrestling, judo and tumbling. This hit was different as he wasn't looking and wasn't able to set himself before getting hit. However overall, week in and week out if you want to see a highlight reel of how not to fall or position yourself to minimize the chances of a head injury the NFL is the place to look.

[@ian777fives5]

Can you do an overview on Demarvion Overshowns injury?