Posted November 2, 201410 yr comment_92650 His last comment is telling. You just never know about concussions... Hopefully he's alright. He thinks he is. http://www.stampeders.com/video/index/id/105479
November 2, 201410 yr comment_92657 The problem with concussions is that the damage is cumulative until a threshold is reached and then you are Eric Lindros or Matt Dunigan. Thankfully, the protocols are a lot more stringent than they used to be.
November 2, 201410 yr comment_92694 Head walloping the turf, body immediately straightening out, rubber leg street when trying to get up. He looked horribly hurt. Helluva player. Hope he's ok.
November 4, 201410 yr Author comment_93046 Stamps are sitting him out this last game. he'll have 3 weeks to heal up. Hopefully that is enough time.
November 4, 201410 yr comment_93091 If anyone needs evidence of Cornish's injury, just look at the picture on this page above the caption "Calgary Stampeders RB Jon Cornish walks to the dressing room after taking a hit against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers..." http://www.calgarysun.com/2014/11/04/jon-cornish-maurice-price-set-to-miss-calgary-stampeders-finale Does that look like the face of someone with a fully functioning brain?
November 4, 201410 yr comment_93095 If anyone needs evidence of Cornish's injury, just look at the picture on this page above the caption "Calgary Stampeders RB Jon Cornish walks to the dressing room after taking a hit against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers..." http://www.calgarysun.com/2014/11/04/jon-cornish-maurice-price-set-to-miss-calgary-stampeders-finale Does that look like the face of someone with a fully functioning brain? He looks happier than you or me.
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