New York Giants offensive tackle Andrew Thomas questioned why he didn't return to Sunday's loss after passing concussion protocol.
New York Giants offensive tackle Andrew Thomas revealed that head coach John Harbaugh chose to keep him sidelined during Sunday's loss to the New Orleans Saints. Although Thomas was removed to undergo a league-mandated concussion evaluation, he confirmed that he passed the examination and was held out purely by the coach's decision.
GMEN HQ argues that Harbaugh owes the veteran lineman and fans an explanation, noting that rookie J.C. Davis finished the game at left tackle amid existing offensive line injuries. Thomas also questioned the concussion protocol process, stating an independent spotter intervened simply because he got up slowly.
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