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Wilks on Luke's condition

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So Wilks said Kuechly is “fine” and other folks here confirmed he was his normal self today. (1/2)

 

Now, sometimes symptoms don’t show up right away. Still, the Panthers may have been overly cautious last night and understandably so. (2/2).

 

Steve Wilks says Luke Kuechly was feeling a lot better today. "Luke is perfectly fine."

 

It's good Kuechly is feeling better today. But a little context: Often the post-concussion symptoms aren't felt until 2-3 days later.

 

 

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4 minutes ago, PhillyB said:

luckily he's got a long week to rest up, but they need to be overly cautious with him anyway. one more bad one and his career is probably over.

His career was over last year, and now again this year... Honestly he could have 5 more and still be fine we don't know, nor does he or the doctors. You just take it situation by situation and let the doctors give their opinions and Luke can decide based on that. We really have no idea to make a statement like that, which many here have made since last night, and after last year's.

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FWIW I got news from a reliable personal source that he's fine and they just wanted to keep him out. Source is a friend, so I would never have posted it as "credible", but it matches what Wilks is saying so it's reassuring that he may be fine and they were being super cautious - which makes sense. 

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12 minutes ago, thomas96 said:

His career was over last year, and now again this year... Honestly he could have 5 more and still be fine we don't know, nor does he or the doctors. You just take it situation by situation and let the doctors give their opinions and Luke can decide based on that. We really have no idea to make a statement like that, which many here have made since last night, and after last year's.

Agreed. It's just us as humans feeling like the third strike should be enough for a player we care about as a person. But really no one knows....

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3 minutes ago, RoaringRiot said:

FWIW I got news from a reliable personal source that he's fine and they just wanted to keep him out. Source is a friend, so I would never have posted it as "credible", but it matches what Wilks is saying so it's reassuring that he may be fine and they were being super cautious - which makes sense. 

This could be great news. Thanks

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