How do you fake an EEG?
Is that the test? I really have no idea if a concussion test is an EEG or if it is a series of questions and other things. I haven't been following the news has it been reported an EEG test is the metric?
How do you fake an EEG?
OldSchool wrote:How do you fake an EEG?
Is that the test? I really have no idea if a concussion test is an EEG or if it is a series of questions and other things. I haven't been following the news has it been reported an EEG test is the metric?
Countertrey wrote:It is actually a combination of a neurological assessment (by a licensed neurologist), including mental and physical tests, that challenge memory, problem solving, coordination, visual acuity, and other items. An EEG, a CT, even an MRI are of little use in assessing concussion... if they show injury, you likely have more going on than a concussion...
You cannot fake the response, as each player takes a "baseline" examination when they are uninjured. The evaluation post injury is compared with the baseline... There is still some "art" involved, but nystagmus is nystagmus... and you can't pretend you don't have it... If your balance is impaired, you can't fake good balance standing on one foot. If you can't solve a logic problem, then you just can't fake it.
riggofan wrote:You guys need to be more optimistic. So says Mike.Now that Kirk Cousins has been named the starting quarterback, Shanahan thinks a good season is coming.
“Washington will be much better than people think they will,” Shanahan said.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/20 ... et-passer/
PulpExposure wrote:I want to punch Mike Shanahan in the face, and every time a self-serving smarmy quote from him comes up, I'm reminded of that fact.
What a freaking weasel.
Burgundy&GoldForever wrote:PulpExposure wrote:I want to punch Mike Shanahan in the face, and every time a self-serving smarmy quote from him comes up, I'm reminded of that fact.
What a freaking weasel.
Couldn't agree more. I thought he was an overrated, self-righteous, pompous, arrogant, egotistical, condescending prick when he was the Broncos head coach and was physically ill when he was hired. Nothing about his tenure with the Skins did anything to change my stance. Shanahan is proof not every coaching apple falls close to the tree. Bill Walsh must be rolling over in his grave to be mentioned in the same breath with that jackass.
StorminMormon86 wrote:This has been repeated over and over again by multiple people. I'm not absolving Shanahan from blame in this mess, but I haven't heard anyone dispute the fact that Griffin and Snyder essentially ordered Shanahan to change the offense from 2012 to 2013. The results are even further proof that this is true.
SkinsJock wrote:StorminMormon86 wrote:This has been repeated over and over again by multiple people. I'm not absolving Shanahan from blame in this mess, but I haven't heard anyone dispute the fact that Griffin and Snyder essentially ordered Shanahan to change the offense from 2012 to 2013. The results are even further proof that this is true.
if it's a fact then there's proof - please share this proof with us
Griffin went on a magic red carpet tour with Snyder to a variety of festivities. According to Shanahan, Griffin then came home and demanded a meeting with the offensive coaches in which he stood before a board and began listing the read-option plays he refused to run, calling them “totally unacceptable” and employing other language Shanahan believed to be straight out of the owner’s mouth.
Shanahan confronted Snyder, which began the unraveling of the coach-owner relationship and the quarterback-coach relationship as well. Chunks of the playbook had to be torn up because Griffin wouldn’t run it. Griffin was absolutely convinced he was a finished drop-back quarterback, when in fact he was — and remains — years away from mastering the position. “That’s the reason we went in a different direction,” Shanahan told me by phone. “He said he wanted changes in protections; all these plays were unacceptable. He was convinced he was a drop-back quarterback. I said, ‘You can be, but it’s going to take time. You’ve never done it.’ ”
SkinsJock wrote: the Shanahan fiasco is over and there were a lot of mistakes made by everyone involved - I doubt we ever find out what really went down
SkinsJock wrote: I do remember thinking it was great to finally have a HC that would be in charge of everything to do with the product on the field ... what a waste of time that all was
I am a little pissed that it seems like Snyder & Allen are influencing that call - Snyder needs to stay away from this stuff
SkinsJock wrote:StorminMormon86 wrote:This has been repeated over and over again by multiple people. I'm not absolving Shanahan from blame in this mess, but I haven't heard anyone dispute the fact that Griffin and Snyder essentially ordered Shanahan to change the offense from 2012 to 2013. The results are even further proof that this is true.
if it's a fact then there's proof - please share this proof with us
StorminMormon86 wrote:SkinsJock wrote:StorminMormon86 wrote:This has been repeated over and over again by multiple people. I'm not absolving Shanahan from blame in this mess, but I haven't heard anyone dispute the fact that Griffin and Snyder essentially ordered Shanahan to change the offense from 2012 to 2013. The results are even further proof that this is true.
if it's a fact then there's proof - please share this proof with us
Geeze, google "Mike Shanahan Dan Snyder Robert Griffin". You'll find lots of goodies.
That is, if you would take your blinders off and stop trying to make every attempt at absolving Griffin from ANY blame in this whole fiasco.
SkinsJock wrote:Griffin might not make it here as our QB but he's got a lot more chance than Cousins at helping this franchise in 2016 and beyond
riggofan wrote:This man crush is EPIC!![]()
SkinsJock wrote:I like Cousins and Gruden, I just don't think they are a part of this franchise in 2016
I like Snyder - I just wish he'd stop hurting this franchise
SkinsJock wrote:I'm not making excuses for Griffin - I'm trying to get him to play at the level he's capable of - that completion rate in 2012 was good - you don't luck into that - especially, when you consider who was playing with him
Griffin might not make it here as our QB but he's got a lot more chance than Cousins at helping this franchise in 2016 and beyond
OldSchool wrote: ... For 5M a year I would yoddle dixie in a tutu everyday if that is what the guy playing me 5M a year wanted me to do and so would you. Gruden put out the company line and did everything he could to try to turn Dan Snyder's sows ear into a pocket passing silk purse but unfortunately it doesn't look like Robert has sufficient spatial intelligence to process fast enough despite all the reps and all the encouragement.
Maybe if he passes the concussion test he'll ge released and a team that runs the read option will pick him up and he can have a fresh start. I think with a 16M contingency contract Griffin is going to have recurring concussion issues until after he gets his 2016 Redskin payday and will not pass it until 2017.
markshark84 wrote:SkinsJock wrote:I like Cousins and Gruden, I just don't think they are a part of this franchise in 2016
I like Snyder - I just wish he'd stop hurting this franchise
Things are getting confusing. You "like" Cousins & Gruden but believe they are incapable of winning. And based on your posts if you don't win they should get out.
Then you "like" Danny --- who has run this franchise into the ground. I guess you are just a glutton for punishment.....SkinsJock wrote:I'm not making excuses for Griffin - I'm trying to get him to play at the level he's capable of - that completion rate in 2012 was good - you don't luck into that - especially, when you consider who was playing with him
Griffin might not make it here as our QB but he's got a lot more chance than Cousins at helping this franchise in 2016 and beyond
I'm not sure if you truly understand what was going on during the 2012 season. Do you realize the type of offense he was running and WHY? Do you understand that has been now schemed against forcing it into exstinction? Outside of 2012, what gives you confidence in the guy? I want to give him a year or 2 as our 2/3rd stringer if we can restructure his deal and see how he progresses ---- and I would consider myself far more patient than most.
I also am not sure you understand the mental aspect of a serious injury or coming back too soon. The unfortunate reality is that his career may have very well been lost in that yellow tent against SEA. His pride got in the way and continues to do so.....
Andre Carter wrote:Damn man, you know your football.