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Linebacker Aaron Kampman does not blame the Green Bay Packers' coaches and medical staff for him playing most of Sunday's game with a head injury.
Kampman took a blow to his head on the fourth play of the loss to Tampa Bay, but played into the fourth quarter before he told coaches he wasn't OK and was taken out of the game.
Kampman said it's a player's responsibility to recognize when he has had a significant head injury, but doing so can be difficult because they aren't thinking straight.
Kampman says he is feeling better, but he has not received medical clearance to return to practice and it's not certain that he'll recover in time to face Dallas. The Packers were without six players in practice Wednesday.
Kampman took a blow to his head on the fourth play of the loss to Tampa Bay, but played into the fourth quarter before he told coaches he wasn't OK and was taken out of the game.
Kampman said it's a player's responsibility to recognize when he has had a significant head injury, but doing so can be difficult because they aren't thinking straight.
Kampman says he is feeling better, but he has not received medical clearance to return to practice and it's not certain that he'll recover in time to face Dallas. The Packers were without six players in practice Wednesday.
