NRL enforces 11-day stand down for players after concussions
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NRL Order 11-day Stand Down After Concussions
The NRL is considering ramping up its concussion protocols further with saliva and blood testing after introducing a mandatory 11-day stand down for players after brain injuries. The ARL Commission confirmed the most significant changes to its concussion policy in almost a decade on Wednesday, declaring player safety is the game’s No.1 priority. Under the new rules, which come into effect from Thursday, players who have been diagnosed with a con…
NRL order 11 day stand down after concussions
Newcastle’s Kalyn Ponga (l) exits the field following his fourth concussion in 10 months. (Brendon Thorne/AAP PHOTOS) By Scott Bailey in Sydney THE NRL has told clubs players must be sidelined for 11 days after a concussion in the biggest shake up to its player safety protocols in close to a decade. The ARL Commission met on Tuesday night to determine updates to the game’s concussion policy, with the rules to come into effect from Thursday’s rou…
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