00:00Dr. Chow, looking ahead to next week, it seems like Kyler Murray has intent on coming back and returning from
00:05that concussion in week three with the way he was fencing on the field after that terrible hit in week
00:10one, are there any concerns with him possibly rushing back? We saw it to a tongue of Iowa rush back
00:15a little bit too soon in years past from concussion issues and that did not go well. Do you think
00:20that Kyler Murray might be pushing the envelope a little bit too hard to return in week three? Well, first
00:25of all, you know, thankfully it is it is Kyler Murray's first document.
00:30a concussion that we are aware of. So he doesn't have a history of it. So that's good news. Yes,
00:35it's very scary when someone quote fences or, you know, the fist clutch and the arm straighten and the whole
00:41deal to cerebrate posturing. But believe it or not, that is not indicative of permanent damage. It looks very, very,
00:48very scary. But the clearance is still based on how quickly he returns to normal. And it seems like he's
00:55returned pretty quickly to normal. It was not impossible for him to
00:59get cleared this week. But we never saw it happening a because of the fencing and the bad look. But
01:05be because why would you put him in there without first team reps all week? When you have Carson Wentz,
01:12who is with the team for the second season, won you a game in week one could take all first
01:17team reps against the division rival. So this was obviously going to be Carson Wentz.
01:22What it looks like next week depends partly on how Kyler Murray looks and feels. Can he get all first
01:28team reps, but also probably depends on how well Carson Wentz plays. If Carson Wentz plays well, they may say,
01:36Kyler, take your time a little bit here. So there's a couple of variables when the decisions are being made.
01:43Let's go.
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