Patriots’ DeVante Parker rips NFL over concussion spotter’s failure

DeVante Parker isn’t pleased with the NFL’s concussion spotters.

The Patriots wideout was stumbling and woozy throughout Monday’s win over the Cardinals after smacking his head on the bottom on account of Antonio Hamilton’s hit after a 10-yard catch. Officers have been alerted to Parker’s want for assist due to teammate Nelson Agholor signaling to cease the sport.

“Get on yalls f–kin job @NFL,” Parker wrote on his Instagram story on Tuesday. “Grateful my brother was conscious of the state of affairs.”

The NFLPA is trying into the dealing with of Devante Parker’s head damage Monday night time.

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Parker went to the locker room and didn't return to the sport.

The NFL Gamers Affiliation initiated an inquiry into the state of affairs, the newest high-profile head damage challenge for the league.

On Sept. 25, Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa returned to a sport towards the Payments regardless of displaying indicators of a head damage. He was cleared to play 4 days later towards the Bengals, however hit his head on the bottom and sustained a concussion that left him hospitalized briefly.

Troy Aikman and Nelson Agholor knew that one thing was fallacious with DeVante Parker, even when the officers and concussion spotter did not appear to.

"They are going to be watching him… any person upstairs must be. He regarded a bit wobbly developing…"- Aikman pic.twitter.com/SkmUioWDpF

— Terrible Asserting (@awfulannouncing) December 13, 2022

Parker took to Instagram on Tuesday to ship a message to the NFL and its concussion spotters.

DeVante Parker

After Tagovailoa’s accidents, the NFL fired the unaffiliated neurotrauma advisor liable for the Sept. 25 sport. The league and gamers union amended concussion protocol, including ataxia — outlined as abnormality of stability/stability, motor coordination or dysfunctional speech brought on by a neurological challenge — to their checklist of signs to maintain gamers from returning to video games.