I don't see the Argos getting in any kind of trouble. They have said explicitly that none of their staff were ever made aware of a possible concussion. If a player feels he suffered any kind of injury but tells no one, why should the team be held accountable. We will never know if he actually suffered a concussion. He apparently self-diagnosed and then didn't tell anyone for three days. And then told one interviewer yet neglected to say anything similar to another interviewer. If he did in fact suffer a concussion, he dealt with it the wrong way by not reporting symptoms or anything of that sort. If he thinks in retrospect that he must have been concussed because of how his head felt messed up during the game, I guess that is possible, but it's also possible that it is a convenient explanation for something that would otherwise seem inexplicable to him.
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