Nelson Agholor Saves Teammate After Missed Head Injury
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- Опубликовано: 2 май 2024
- Nelson Agholor deserves a ton of praise for protecting Davante Parker after the game was about to continue with a concussed Parker still on the field.
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Let’s give Agholor due praise here - I’ve never seen an athlete do something like this for a teammate after a concussion
I'm glad he caught that... he couldn't catch anything else...
@@jonnystu13 💀
I hope he gets a bonus or this becomes an incentive in the league
Learn the difference between a stinger and a TBI... Nothing Traumatic about getting a boo boo while playing a game with pads on.
Can you take a look at Stanz’s dislocated shoulder from the Ludwig Mogul Moves Chess Boxing event? ruclips.net/video/5OnueoIauFY/видео.html
Agholor won’t get nearly enough props for this. Nothing but respect for him
“Won’t get enough props” he’s getting shouted out and congratulated by every major sports entity, reporter, analyst and talk show host. There’s three seperate posts about it on r/NFL, and it’s been posted by most top tier twitter analysts and is being posted by every highlight channel. What do you mean he won’t get enough props, everyone is giving him props
This is why I never complain when these dudes wanna get paid bro was ready to risk his life just to stay on the field
Parker is not a QB so nobody from the NFL spotter team is going to care.
@@ALY-xc7fl this dude is tripping haha literally every RUclips video and Instagram post I’ve seen is flooded with comments praising him
Couldn’t have said this better myself, ProfPolish 💯
They should genuinely give him an end of the year award for this. Call it the sportsmanship award. This stuff needs to be promoted above all else.
Was literally just thinking, this kind of behavior deserves a massive carrot. These athletes put their lives on the line for competition and entertainment, and it's hugely important that we do everything we can to incentivize their protection.
Walter Payton man of the year
@@synanthony That's mainly a charity award. Great award but not quite the same.
@@TheHopelessGamerz oh it’s quite charitable to save your teammates life.
@@synanthony yeah but you have players creating whole cancer, brotherhood, and homeless campaigns. But I agree they need a sportsmanship award
This is truly a class act!!! This HAS to be called out as one of the most ethical actions from a teammate in the last 10 years.
It would be really cool if sports anchors had a short segment highlight these types of actions.
Agreed. What I find disturbing is that Parker was wobbling in front of the ref and the ref did nothing.
Repent to Jesus Christ “By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.””
John 13:35 NIV
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@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist3 naw
@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist3 Imagine how much more helpful you can be to people if you actually got out there and physically or monetarily helped people instead of regurgitating scripture to strangers who don't want to hear it online. Because you know, its the internet, if I wanted to read or hear it id go to the website for it.
Potentially saved this man’s life nothing but respect
Jesus loves you repent and come to Him today ❤️✝️
@@jesussaves1566 bible thumper alert ⚠️
Hyperbole much? Two hits to the head in a row doesn’t just automatically kill people
@@neonwhitea.1548 not always but there’s a small chance it could, or at least cause permanent injury. Small hyperbole? Maybe, but I don’t think so
@@neonwhitea.1548 No, can just cause LIFELONG complications. Definitely minor.... smh
Not just a good teammate, but a good human, as well. Well done, Mr. Agholor
. In the history of athletics this may have happened many times but what sets this out is the knowledge about concussions is on everybody"s minds now and this should make contact sports a bit safer. That team mate's reaction bears that out.
Sportsmanship is about integrity. You never want to see someone get hurt or hurt themselves further.
Damn near makes you wanna cry because you know he might have jus saved him from life altering injury ✊🏿
I must admit that I did get a little misty eyed.
Bro i def got teary wtfff
Its a great call but i think hed probly be fine if they had ran the play. In his current state of mind there would be little to no chance of him getting open for a catch to even be hit. Its hard enough when your 100% let alone on queer street
He's a life homie for that
@@GonzoDonzo lol does that mean a windy road or bumpy or WTH?😂
And THAT’S why we loved him in Philly. Despite his drop issues at the end, he was a well-respected player. By fans and players alike.
Yeah, he's always seemed like just an all-around solid dude.
Yes, I will ALWAYS be a fan. He's a good guy.🦅
What’re you talking about? We hated him in Philly 😂😂😂 Mr. Butterfingers.
F’real though he’s a good dude for watching out for his teammates. Respect!
@@MusicInMyHeart yall too ruthless 😂
@@pgame20 Call up Bill Burr to set them straight!
A) No excuse for the spotters to miss this. B) Agholor showed how great of a teammate he is by doing this.
Exactly Fire the spotters there not there to enjoy the game there there to watch literally for this
@@edfurmsm9188 Probably be best to employ spotters who are not football fans to minimize the possibility of somebody getting swept up in the excitement of the game. They will be there strictly to do the job of watching for head injuries.
@@blacksquid270 are you kidding? This is literally the way the spotters are supposed to be hired. Any conflict of interest whatsoever is not allowed
sure, fire them. you have likely all never been anything but perfect after all. pretending they should catch every single thing every time or die, whats the point of being so rigid? I can tell you this with certainty.....fire all spotters, remove the concussion protocol completely and ninety percent of players will absolutely play anyway. they know there are risks. they are adults. do you really think Parker, once his head got clear, went running to the owner and screamed..."where were the spotters".....so why are you?
@@IDontBuyIt50 you do realize there are multiple spotters if it were only only I can see missing that not multiple. there are jobs that were if you miss something serious enough you should be let go it can cost someone’s life or well being not saying one should be perfect but multiple to miss this is is unacceptable that’s all I’m saying
Greatest catch in Agholor's career!
At least he didn’t drop this one
@@namtrof01 as an eagles fan, this one hurts 😭
Oh cmon, he got the Eagles the lead in the Super Bowl...
Still, this catch is fucking amazing. 100% a class act.
@@shoutenry oh I agree, but he couldn’t even catch the ball enough to fumble it
Ouch
I was at the game and saw this in real time and was confused at first. Then I realized what he was doing so I pulled out my phone to watch the replay. I’m a cardinals fan but I applauded him right from my seat because of what he did for his teammate. It was beautiful
The defensive player across from Agholor, #9 Isaiah Simmons, was also pointing to Parker as well! I think both of them deserve credit, not just Agholor. Simmons also walked over with Agholor to check on him!
That's a player who values his teammates more than a game
We need more of this in the NFL for sure
We need the NFL to do their damn job and actually care about head injuries
In a game predicated on hard body contact please reconcile this with being more careful and aware. Football has always been very dangerous and damaging to the human body. That's what it was designed to be.
@@alienworm1999 that too lol
Mad props for looking after his teammate. That goes beyond football and just doing what’s right
The defensive player across from Agholor, #9 Isaiah Simmons, was also pointing to Parker as well! I think both of them deserve credit, not just Agholor. Simmons also walked over with Agholor to check on him!
Now THAT, boys and girls, is how to be a good teammate and a damn good person. Props to Agholor.
I’m not a Pats fan but this is a very classy act in what could of been a very scary situation! Hats off to Agholor.
why do people feel the need to say shit like "im not a x fan but" like who gives a fuck bro this literally has nothing to do with football. taking a serious situation and framing it through the perspective of your favorite football team as if it matters is disgusting.
@CaptGeech I know right?
Apologies. I should not have started my comment with “I’m not a Pats fan but”.
@@paulcallaghan6544 if you’re sorry, just edit your original comment
Im not a Paul Callaghan fan but this comment section was exactly what i was looking for
Great recognition for seeing the signs. Highest praise for courage to stop the play for the sake of his teammate’s health.
Huge, HUGE props to him! He's the type teammate we all wish we had! When you have a concussion you can't make good decisions! Sometimes you don't even know exactly what's wrong even though you just hit your head! Personally last year I hit my head, knocking myself our for a few minutes and when I came to I had a bad headache but didn't even think about a concussion until a coworker asked me if I had a concussion. I said I didn't but was acting really weird. I wanted to go home, but my boss (who watched the whole thing happen) said he needed me through at least lunch. I was miserable. We were doing demolition of an apartment. Every hammer blows chiping up the tile floors was like a chisel into my ear! I still don't remember much of that day, but my coworkers filled me in after the fact. My boss wasn't happy, but I ended up at the doctor that afternoon and he wouldn't let me go back to work for a full week! I just wish I'd have had coworkers that stepped up and told me to go home!
I was knocked cold by a fall while skateboarding. I thought it would pass, ended up hospitalized.
That’s a lawsuit get to da bread
If you are knocked unconscious, you need to be evaluated. Period. Find a new boss!
@@LeadBariBass way a head of you! I know longer work there! I will say I didn't leave right away and actually left on good terms. Things came to a head a few weeks later and a bunch of guys quit. The boss that was causing a lot of the problems recognized a bunch of his issues and actually changed! But it was still a dead end job and I got out of there as soon as I found something better!
props? propellers?
People forget oftentimes between all the hard hits and trash talk and rivalries even amongst team members these guys are people and in times like this it really comes out. When someone suffers an injury or has some emergent situation all the rest stops. You turn from let’s win the game to let’s keep this person alive or at least prevent any future damage. Those basic instincts kick in of preservation and protection of your fellow man and I think that was perfectly illustrated here. God Bless Agholor he’s a terrific person and deserves all the credit
That is a teammate who cares about his team. He definitely helped keep him safe and deserves many, many props!!
Bravo Nelson having your teammates back! Yes he should be commended
This scenario would be perfect for training each player how to recognize this sort of thing. Every team should use this video as training material. Bravo to Nelson for having this awareness to help a teammate.
So NFL will be like, when you get tackled, land on your head, seemed dazed and need help getting up, maybe you should be evaluated for a concussion
Exactly right!
Yes indeed. Granted there are spotters who are supposed to do that job, but clearly that protocol isn't foolproof as if they missed this one there's a chance they'll miss another one (or maybe already have missed others...)
When it comes to these kinds of injuries, the more layers of redundancy you can build into the protocol system, the safer everyone will be when this situation arises.
As someone who has multiple brain injuries that were not properly medically addressed I have to say this is awesome to see his teammate help him out like this. This is what someone should do if you see someone going through these or other types of symptoms after a head injury.
Thanks for bringing this to our attention! Kudos to Agholor for doing right by his teammate. What a great example; everyone who plays on a team should follow his lead!!
That's what a team mate should do. It's a pity it doesn't happen all the time. HUGE kudos to Nelson Agholor for doing what needed to be done.
SO MUCH RESPECT. what a fantastic teammate!
Not only does Nelson Agholor deserve the due praise that he should get, he also deserves a huge raise! He probably saved his life! Let alone his career! Big ups for Nelson!!!
That have me chills.. I've never seen anything like that before. He honestly could've let that man be his own man in that moment but I love how he stepped up.
As an Eagles fan, I absolutely love Nelson Agholor. He's such a good dude and seems like a great teammate. The only issue anyone ever had with him was his drops but I think without him popping off in 2017, we never win the Super Bowl. I kept rooting for him when other Eagles fans wouldn't, and seeing things like this makes me feel vindicated. I love Nelly and I will root for him wherever he plays (unless he ever goes to Dallas)
This was the biggest catch of his career! And yes, he was huge in that super bowl run.
Wow; given that last remark, you *ARE* an Eagles fan. 🤟
Me too. Well said.
😂😂😂 u no eagles fan lol
I wish I had coworkers like this.
Are you that coworker?
How many concusions are you getting at work?
@@arcdestriumph586 Idk about at work, but I get at least 3 a day from reading RUclips comment sections
@@Hashmusical Yes.. I hear you... I prefer to know my job, and do it well. Strange that "Josh" here wants to get a head injury at work and have coworkers "notice" it and get him proper treatment. Hate to say it... but Josh sounds a little psycho.
coworkers like this tend to get fired because it's not in the company best interest for employees to look out for one another.
We all need someone like Angholor to look out for you.👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
This nearly brought me to tears! Great job! 💯
Damn onions...
Agholor just saved Parker. I give him props. I would now hope that the NFL has a policy where if a player suspects that someone has a concussion that protocol can be activated. All players should have a training to know what symptoms to look for. This is in case the spotters miss something. I play quadball and my team has a training we have to do to recognize concussions. A presentation by the ATs would be perfect.
What's quad ball?
These protocols are just to avoid lawsuits any one with common sense knows the NFL doesn’t care. How many players go home after a game concussed and no one even knows about it.
@@Speedyreedy1218 it is the ne name for quiditch. Yes like in Harry Potter.
@@jakefehrenbach7655 I didn't get into Harry Potter so I'm not familiar with it.
@@jakefehrenbach7655 LMFAO. just call it quidditch then.
More important than the game. Take care of your teammates. Mad respect.
He genuinely deserves some sort of award for this, he needs some big-time recognition
Bro, he’s such a great teammate. People need to care about each other this way ❤
What he did needs to be recognized by the head coach AND the league and both need to let the rest of the team/teams know what exactly to look for to protect every player on every team.
Bill's reaction I predict will be muted.
Bill was more worried about getting the next play in so they couldn't challenge
While I commend Nelson you however pandering for clicks with no insight of the league can get fucked
The NFL literally pays a guy to watch the game for this exact reason. Where the hell is that guy? Everyone watching knew that there was a problem, how the hell did the NFL stooge not see this? Coaches are a good bit away, so they mostly get a pass here. They have to get on with the next play. I can't tell which offensive lineman helps him up but that guy had a chance to do more.
@@anubiam3004
I agree 100% Good post.
As an Eagles fan, I don’t think Nelly was treated very fairly by the fans in the end, and will forever be grateful for how he took over as lead WR on Foles’ last SBLII game winning drive.
This is even better! Not surprised one bit by his awareness and how he didn’t even hesitate to look after the well-being of his teammate.
Thank you for putting this out there so quickly! Some things are more important than just winning a game!
As an Eagles fan...honestly, wtf are you talking about? He was treated fair enough,he was a first round pick that was unwhelming his first couple years and was on the verge of getting cut. He balled out on 2017 but he was also the 3rd receiver getting less attenion. He took over as the lead receiver when exactly? He had a handful of catches in the game, one very impressive over the shoulder catch, but Ertz had the big catch and Nelly wasn't drawing coverage from Gilmore so in no way shape or form was he the lead WR. After that Nelly got a case of dropsy and played poorly for the remainder of his tenure. Everyone appreciates the year he gave us in 2017 because he was a very good slot guy and caught everything thrown to him...but are we supposed to keep him 10 years when he is literally costing us games.
He did a great job here helping out his teammate here but don't revise the past based on what happened over this weekend.
The league changed the catch rule so y'all could win and nelson is not a good WR he needs plenty work on his craft plenty
@@williamblackfyre4866 to clarify, I simply meant Nelson Agholor stepped into the role of “lead receiver” for that one particular drive - the most important drive in Eagles’ history, in my opinion. After getting burned by Alshon in Q1, Belichick & Co used Gilmore + safety help to take Jeffery out of the game. Go rewatch that final drive if you can. Apart from Ertz’s do or die 1 yard catch on 4th Down, and his legendary redzone 3rd & 7 TD grab, there is a single short pass to Corey Clement to set up a 3rd & short, followed by a quick out to Torrey Smith that lost a yard and made it 4th Down. Every other reception on that drive, every single chunk play down the field, was Foles to Agholor, again and again, so that moving Agholor from the slot to out wide, on 3rd & 7, meant single coverage on Zach Ertz which Ertz easily beat, and the rest is history.
“Treated fairly” doesn’t mean grossly overpay someone for a decade long mega deal. Obviously, in hindsight, even picking up Agholor’s one year option was the wrong call, but beforehand there’d been a good argument for and against doing it. The “We were catching [babies] unlike Agholor.” was hilarious. Every single Eagles player has been boo’d at some point, but some of the personalized attacks on Nelson, from the fans, were excessive, mean spirited, and simply put, a really bad look for our fanbase. Directing ire towards one or two particular players, for our atrocious 2020 season was kinda ridiculous.
I remember the time period where Eagles fans were dumping on him for his drops, and Agholar invited a man out for dinner who had saved a baby from a fire (by catching the baby) and made a joke about how his hands were better than Nelson's. That was good human spirit shown by Agholar, so this latest instance doesn't surprise me, at all.
True. But, many of us are fans. I'm glad he's doing well. 🦅
Hard to put into words. I'm proud of that human for setting this example. Keeping this in the back of my head.
What a great topic to cover in your video. That's a real teammate right there. Very moving to see him do everything in his power to call attention to that. Thanks for bringing this to light and applauding his efforts.
As a Patriots fan who hasn't been too fond of Agholor, this one moment made me happy to have him on the team I love.
"People there to look out for you!" Inspiring!
Big props to Nelson Agholor for putting his teammates health above all.
Total respect. Athletes depend on each other on the field all the time. Agholor was really looking out for his teammate.
We need more people in the league like Agholor. The league will make big strides if it takes players health and safety as it’s #1 priority.
Yeah, that's amazing how he was looking out for his friend and teammate. Much respect to Agholor.
Was waiting on this to be talked about. He saved the guys career
Lot of hyperbole in this comments he didn’t save his career, getting two hits in the head in a row isn’t a guaranteed knockout let alone a career ender. Let’s celebrate the play without being ridiculous
@@neonwhitea.1548 2 traumatic brain injuries can result into anything. Don’t really know WHAT could have happened
@@neonwhitea.1548 The fact you keep insisting in these comments that this is minor is just really weird to me. He gets hit again, yeah there's a chance nothing happens and he's fine. Or maybe he gets a brain injury that is with him the rest of his life. Obviously anyone with common sense and empathy understands you take him out 10/10 times. Whats your deal??
@@neonwhitea.1548 do some research please before you’re in these comments spewing ignorant, dangerous conjecture. Two traumatic Brain injuries in back to back succession even WEEKS apart could be a very dangerous and potentially incapacitating event. Let alone two on the same night while your brain and body are still in shock and deciding whether or not they want to shut down
@@Fly-The-W - he hasn’t insinuated that it was “minor”…. He’s telling all you nerds that Parker was in zero threat of ending his life,,, and these guys sustain sub-concussive head trauma every single game that will stick with them for the feast of their lives….. hopefully you’ve bought a jersey
I no longer watch nfl or think much of the nfl but this guy did a great deed for his team mate.
Thanks doc for standing up for what's good and being an advocate. Great to see a good influence for the youth
I wish all players were like Nelson 🙏
After the Tua incident, how does this get missed?! Smh that's crazy! Tons of respect to Agholor!
One of the best catches of Nelson’s career
Thank you for showcasing this, what a great guy! Praise to Nelson Agholor!!!
Agholor should be lauded and highlighted by the NFL. Thank you Sir.
Props to Devante for trying to tough it through but damn Nelson saved him from doing more damage. He must’ve saw Devante’s eyes in the huddle and sensed he wasnt there 100%. Great stuff to help out a teammate
Yup. Agholor just prevented Parker from potentially getting Second Impact Syndrome.
Dude probably had no idea what was even going on, just going through the motions.
He knew he wasn't right... Why lineup. Forget toughing it out.. he knew but put football ahead of his health. Silly move on Parker .
@@albrown710 He did sustain a concussion, not like he was thinking clearly.
props? propellers?
What a good human being. Love to see this. Thank you for bring this to my attention.
Thank you so much for showing our young, upcoming high school players as well as the older ones how important the other players are - the game isn’t worth anyone’s life. I am the mother of three sons who played football and/or soccer through high school and/or college. They were super athletes and are wonderful men today. Thankfully, they never sustained awful head injuries!
Agholor is a real one. Shame on the sideline ref 5 yards from Parker who is actively checking whether he’s on the line or not….
Nice to see this from teammates. Thanks for pointing this out Dr, I wouldn't have seen this replay if you hadn't spotlighted it and I'm glad I saw it
Thank you for highlighting this moment!
Awe-inspiring move by Agholor in what too often is a win-at-all-costs league. He’s my player of the month for this act alone.
What a guy. Truly cares about his teammates
Intelligence and integrity. Awesome.
Agholor gets some mad respect from me for this, truly a good sportsman and great friend to have!
Outstanding world class sportsmanship you stand among the giants who demonstrate the Heart and Soul of sportsmanship
this is such a cool thing for agholor to do. good on him
Agreed I’ve definitely never seen this come up before. Glad he was looking out for his teammate.
A couple of years ago, I was playing cards with my buddies despite a painful stomach ache.
One of the guys told me I looked like a lemon.
Went to look in the mirror, and I looked fine.
I told them that, they shook their heads, and literally forced me into the back of a car, and into the E.R.
My liver had completely shut down. The hepatology team told me, when I became lucid again, that I wouldn't have woken up the next morning if they hadn't done that.
When you're really, really messed up, you often aren't thinking straight. Aghalor just threw his friend in the car. Deserves all the props.
Excellent job by Agholor, excellent explanation by you. Kudos to both of you!
Good job Nelson!! You will always be an Eagle 💚🦅
Awesome save, true teammate. One of my favorite players in the entire league for this alone.
This is awesome to see. They're a team so glad to see them trying to keep the team safe
This should be broadcast all over the sportsworld
Best teammate ever, hands down. Mad respect for this young man ✊
This is brilliant. Brilliant.
Well done, Mr. Agholor! 🥇
❤❤❤❤ I saw this and questioned it, also… BIG props for him not letting it go !!!
That's what we need more of!! Much respect for Agholor!!
This is amazing! This man is a true team player!
Great video. I appreciate the explanation. Providing insight while not taking sides or quickly admonishing. This is how I’d like the news. 360 degrees
This is a display of how we all need to help each other and know there is a bigger picture than just the moment at hand. This should be example for all
Some could say hes an angel in disguise..I've got a new found respect for that man
Just an incredible display of love and support for another person Nelson agholor is amazing for that tonight I hope more following in his footsteps ❤NFL do better these are people lives at stake CTE is already horrible
Thank you Dr. Sutterer for bringing awareness to concussion protocol. I think a lot of people missed what was happening.
Good man. Need more people like him. Thank you
At least one player has more concern for his peers than the entire NFL management and the owners.
Amazing! Nelson Agolor respect 🙏
You Nelson Agholor are the man!! Nothing but respect ,I am a fan of yours forever!!!
I'm shocked that the spotters missed this. Dude's equilibrium was clearly gone and he could barely get set. Big props for Agholor for noticing (as a USC fan, it makes me proud to see a USC alum show great sportsmanship) but the spotters need to do better.
Now that's a teammate 💯 Mad respect
Sportsmen of the decade!
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 best teammate! When I go through our concussion protocols I tell my students to do the same and report when one of their teammates exhibits symptoms because they could be saving a life. Sometimes the health of every player on the field or court depends on the entire team.
Great spotting by Agholor, and nice spotting by you too, Dr. Bri. I watched this game , remember the play vividly, and still didn't realize what had happened until you picked it out for content.
THE GAME ISNT EVEN OVER AND THIS MAN HAS MADE 2 VIDEOS!
He's the best lol
I’m super glad he did this but this the best thing he did all game
True team work prayers going up to his family n team glad he was pay attention to his teammate need more teammates like that
I tuned in to check out the video! Because it does apply to my own life, & experience! I have TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury), & I've had it since I was about 10 months old! So, I'm just glad that it was handled well, & hope for that player's full recovery!! Any possibility of brain damage is always cause for concern for everyone involved, especially the injured person!! I would know!!!
Like that old saying, "Knowing is half the battle!"!!! Which holds alot more truth now more than ever before!!!
Massive props to him for noticing that and stopping play. Football is a dangerous sport, but it is not worth someone getting a brain injury that could effect the rest of his life.
props? propellers?
This is heart warming
Hey, thanks for sharing this! What an amazing story!
Thank you for showing this video and sharing this information
Just imagine his teammate get another hard contact.....
Great job by Agholor