High Impact: A quarterback's struggle with concussions

AJ Long, a former Syracuse University quarterback, faced a career-ending decision after suffering multiple concussions. Despite the NCAA's lack of a universal concussion policy, Syracuse disqualified him after three concussions. AJ sought a neurologist's opinion, hoping to continue playing. His health was deemed normal, offering hope for his future in football. The video highlights AJ's journey, NCAA policies, and the impact of concussions on athletes.

What was AJ Long's primary concern after his concussions?

• Whether he could continue playing football

• The opinion of his teammates

• The financial cost of treatment

• The impact on his academic performance

According to the NCAA survey, what proportion of football players reported multiple concussions?

• One in ten

• One in twenty

• One in fifteen

• One in five

What action did AJ's family take after the university's decision?

• They transferred AJ to another university immediately

• They consulted a specialist for a second opinion

• They filed a lawsuit against the university

• They accepted the decision without question

What achievement did AJ Long accomplish as a freshman in high school?

• Winning a state championship

• Breaking the state record for passing yards and touchdowns

• Receiving a scholarship offer

• Being named the team's captain

What was the neurologist's final assessment of AJ Long's health?

• He was completely normal and healthy

• He needed immediate surgery

• He should never play sports again

• He required further testing