Super Friend: Captain Concussion

Favorite version of the game: NES Tecmo Super Bowl
Favorite Tecmo team: 1991 Los Angeles Raiders
Catch phrase: Ah! You brought the blitz and the glaven!
Favorite play: Any play that involves Bo Jackson
Tendancies: I tend to forget that Jay Schroeder can't throw

Miscelanious biographical info:
Height: 6'4''
Weight: Buck Nintey-One
How Many Concussions Have I Actually Had: Two official concussions that landed me in the hospital, but I think I have had three all together.
How Long Have I Been Playing Tecmo: 10 years
Last Time A Girl Talked To Me: 10 years ago
Pet Peeve: Playing game systems with more than 4 buttons. All you need is the arrow pad, select, start, b and a.

LESSONS ON CONCUSSIONS

The AAN defines concussion as a "alteration of mental status due to a biomechanical forces affecting the brain." The AAN definition does not require a loss of consciousness. The AAN guidelines, break down concussion into three grades:

Grade 1:
Transient confusion;
NO loss of consciousness;
Concussion symptoms clear in less than 15 minutes.

Grade 2:
Transient confusion;
NO loss of consciousness;
Concussion symptoms or mental status abnormalities last longer than 15 minutes.

Grade 3:
Any loss of consciousness, either brief (seconds) or prolonged (minutes).

BAD NEWS FOR CAPTAIN CONCUSSION

Second Brain Injury Is Much Worse:
Every Brain Injury Drastically Increases the Risk of Further Injury Including Balance, Attention, Seizures, Frustration/Temper, and Alcohol Intolerance.