No. McGhee is not paralyzed. He was moving his arms and legs, and he was responsive when he was being carted off of the field. It was reported that he is having major neck pain, but other than that he is moving his arms. He will be taken to the hospital for evaluation so we should know by either tonight or tomorrow what the official word is.
I don't think he will be, but the pitt. player should have been ejected (not that it would have mattered because he was knocked silly) and he should be suspended for the super bowl. That was a violent hit to the head and he should be suspended because he deliberately did it. That's why the NFL has rules against helmet-to-helmet contact. If he is not at least fined about $100,000, the league doesn't care about it's players. Also, I'm not a ravens fan and could care less about who won the game, but that hit was wrong.
Well he's obviously not fully paralyzed since his arms and legs were moving. He could, however, have a broken neck. If so, his playing days are over. Hopefully, though, for his sake, he will at least be able to fully cover to just be an average guy.
No he is not. But, did no one watch the game? The Pitts. player had a LEGAL hit. He did NOT do it on purpose. It is the nature of the game. Anytime you have a pass up the middle like that you know it could get ugly. Who would give themselves a concussion just to hurt someone else? Wake up or grow up.
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No. McGhee is not paralyzed. He was moving his arms and legs, and he was responsive when he was being carted off of the field. It was reported that he is having major neck pain, but other than that he is moving his arms. He will be taken to the hospital for evaluation so we should know by either tonight or tomorrow what the official word is.
I don't think he will be, but the pitt. player should have been ejected (not that it would have mattered because he was knocked silly) and he should be suspended for the super bowl. That was a violent hit to the head and he should be suspended because he deliberately did it. That's why the NFL has rules against helmet-to-helmet contact. If he is not at least fined about $100,000, the league doesn't care about it's players. Also, I'm not a ravens fan and could care less about who won the game, but that hit was wrong.
Well he's obviously not fully paralyzed since his arms and legs were moving. He could, however, have a broken neck. If so, his playing days are over. Hopefully, though, for his sake, he will at least be able to fully cover to just be an average guy.
No he is not. But, did no one watch the game? The Pitts. player had a LEGAL hit. He did NOT do it on purpose. It is the nature of the game. Anytime you have a pass up the middle like that you know it could get ugly. Who would give themselves a concussion just to hurt someone else? Wake up or grow up.
Yeah, he had full mobility of all his limbs. so no, he ain't paralyzed. I hope he gets well real soon.
GO CARDS!!!!! FIRST SUPER BOWL......... FIRST SUPER BOWL WIN!!!!!!! I hope, anyway.
You are vey cruel, brandon1142. I HATE the steelers, but I don't want no one to get paralyzed or suffer a similar career ending injury.
No
But when you were watching it, weren't you scared.
If I was there, I would be the one clapping as loud as an elephant.
Even if I'm a Steelers Fan.
I am ashamed of Clark.
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He's all right, because he was moving. It's expected to just be a serious concussion.
He's moving his arms and legs. If he became paralyzed, he wouldn't have been able to.
Probably not, he's more likely got whiplash and a serious case of it. He'll be okay!
Did you not hear Simms say he saw his arms and legs moving?