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Luke Kuechly returns to Practice


Jeremy Igo

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I don't like. At all. There's nothing left to play for. The season is over. Why risk our best defensive player who's missed multiple games in both of the last two seasons due to concussions? Just let the guy fully recover.

Concussions are still largely a mystery. Current protocol in the NFL is that once the player performs to his baseline tests, he's good to go. But, are we sure about that? Not even a little bit. In combat sports, fighters who lose by knockout (either by ten count or technical) are automatically suspended for 30 days, three months if it is the second knockout within three months, or one year if it is the third knockout within one year.

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to be selfish and play Devil's Advocate....

I've made the playoffs in an Individual Defensive Player (IDP) fantasy league and I REALLY need Luke to be back this week!

but yeah, for the franchise and for our star player's health, he might should sit out for the year (please don't sit out for the year!)

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