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Jaycee Horn was apparently vomiting on the sideline from a “concussion” last night

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So that means Horn will be out this weekend, and seems like a good chance that Moehrig will get suspended for the game too.

We could be going up against the current front runner for MVP at QB with two of the best WRs in the league, while we're down 2 starting DB's.

Oh boy, this is gonna be a beat down

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3 minutes ago, Bear Hands said:

That could be more of an extended type of protocol for him.  Doubs had 2 within 2 months and missed 2 games.  But he didn't have a red flag symptom like vomiting.  

Scary.  

I think Stroud has missed like 4 games with his.  Head injuries are always scary.  We aren't beating the Rams anyway so just sit him and give him through the bye to see how he is doing.  

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Just now, ForJimmy said:

I think Stroud has missed like 4 games with his.  Head injuries are always scary.  We aren't beating the Rams anyway so just sit him and give him through the bye to see how he is doing.  

Honestly, we should probably shelf him.  More time gone for him, and now they're beyond football extending types.  Makes me even more nervous for him injury wise than we've already had to be.   

 

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