Cam Newton Ruled Out For Monday Night Game Under Concussion Protocol
Photo Credit: [object Object] Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton has been ruled out for Monday night’s game after suffering a concussion in last week’s loss to the Atlanta Falcons.
Newton has been under the league’s concussion protocol since last Sunday, when he went down following a helmet-to-helmet hit in the fourth quarter (deemed legal by the NFL). The protocol requires that a player gradually increase his activity before returning to playing, and Newton has sat out multiple practices this week while continuing to display post-concussion symptoms, according to .
This week has not been the first time this season that Newton has been involved with concussion protocol— multiple helmet-to-helmet hits in the season opener, without any in-game examination, called for the NFL and the Players’ Association to investigate whether or not protocol had appropriately been followed for Newton.
Backup Derek Anderson will start for the 1-3 Panthers in Newton’s stead against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Monday night.
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