Durango53
09-11-2006, 01:45 PM
As Trent Green lay motionless on the turf at Arrowhead Stadium, more than 77,000 fans sat motionless in their seats.
His feet were not moving, nor were his hands. It was tough to tell if the popular Chiefs quarterback, who for five years had been so indestructible, was even breathing.
From the moment Cincinnati's Robert Geathers unleashed a brutal hit until word came that Green had regained consciousness, little was said at the Bengals-Chiefs game Sunday.
Chiefs General Manager Carl Peterson said Green had "pretty severe head trauma," but regained all his senses and feeling in his arms and legs.
"Actually," Peterson said after the 23-10 Bengals victory, "when he did wake up, he remembered every play except the one that knocked him out."
Peterson said Green was taken to a hospital but preliminary X-rays on his head and neck came back negative.
Man glad he is ok. You hate to see players knocked out of games.
His feet were not moving, nor were his hands. It was tough to tell if the popular Chiefs quarterback, who for five years had been so indestructible, was even breathing.
From the moment Cincinnati's Robert Geathers unleashed a brutal hit until word came that Green had regained consciousness, little was said at the Bengals-Chiefs game Sunday.
Chiefs General Manager Carl Peterson said Green had "pretty severe head trauma," but regained all his senses and feeling in his arms and legs.
"Actually," Peterson said after the 23-10 Bengals victory, "when he did wake up, he remembered every play except the one that knocked him out."
Peterson said Green was taken to a hospital but preliminary X-rays on his head and neck came back negative.
Man glad he is ok. You hate to see players knocked out of games.