Trainers Butt Heads With Coaches Over Concussion Treatment

A Chronicle survey reveals that football teams’ medical staffers often pay a career price if they want more recovery time for players than coaches do.

What is the NFL's concussion protocol and how much time do players usually miss?

Colts' Michael Pittman Jr. still in protocol but 'progressing well' - Yahoo Sports

PDF) In Reply to Rowson et al. Response. Letters to the Editor

Leetch Deciding When to Call It a Career - The New York Times

Collective Force of Head Hits Increases Odds of CTE, Study Says - The New York Times

Brain injury charity questions decision to let Maguire play on after head knock, Manchester United

Jon Gruden Resigns After Homophobic and Mysogynistic Comments - The New York Times

Athletic trainers on front line for concussion treatment

Athletic Trainers Role in Concussion Management

The Kings fired coach Todd McLellan. There's more work to be done - Los Angeles Times

In College Sports, a New Openness to Increasing Player Benefits

Note to former NFL players: Don't “pass” on regular health checks

Closed Head Injury in Urgent Care