Cordner may be out this week.

[Larry Long Balls]

Mate, unfortunately the issue with Boyd isn't just based on him passing the HIA assessment on Saturday. Cordner only recently returned from a six-week stint on the sidelines after two concussions earlier this year and the fact that he has picked up another one after six weeks out is significant. Health professionals will have to monitor Cordner (obviously) and determine the best coruse of action with his safety and well-being paramount.

Yep I totally agree. I'm also very concerned about him. I heard mixed reports about Saturday night though. One report mentioned he had been knocked out. I'm just glad we know the club are going to do their best to look after him.

[mattyh]

It looks like some of you haven't heard Robbo's presser.

He explains why Boyd didn't return to the field fairly well. There doesn't appear to be any concerns.

https://www.foxsports.com.au/video/l...ference!785722

yep, some people take the the long way round. I think robbo was pretty clear in the presser, head cleared, more emotional rest.

[Mad_Rabid_Rooster]

It was my understanding that he sustained a head knock on Saturday, not concussion. I don't know about the on versus off field test results comparison, but this is becoming very serious now regardless.

For the sake of career longevity and personal welfare, I think consideration should be given to retiring fron the Blues. In his current delicate state, having such a heavy workload is not only reckless but also quite foolish.

I will be interested to see how this all gets managed - the bigger picture needs to be factored into decisions going forward.