Austin Ekeler Placed on Injured Reserve for Concussions
Austin Ekeler Placed on Injured Reserve for Concussions

Austin Ekeler Placed on Injured Reserve for Concussions

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Los Angeles Chargers running back Austin Ekeler is still experiencing concussion symptoms following his second concussion of the season, which occurred during a Week 12 game against the Dallas Cowboys. Ekeler has reported memory loss, stating he doesn't remember events from the field until he was in the ambulance, and is also dealing with neck pain. This latest injury has placed him on injured reserve, requiring him to miss at least four games. Ekeler's history with concussions is notable, having suffered previous concussions in 2018, January 2021, and earlier this season in Week 3. Despite improvements in NFL concussion protocols and a reported decrease in preseason concussions in 2023, Ekeler's situation underscores the ongoing challenge of managing player health in the league. Ekeler remains hopeful about clearing concussion protocols soon and returning to the field.

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