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GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -- Green Bay Packers wide receiver Robert Ferguson will stay in the hospital at least one more night as he recovers from the vicious clothesline hit by Jacksonville Jaguars safety Donovin Darius.
Ferguson suffered a concussion and was temporarily paralyzed below the waste when he was hit Sunday. He regained feeling and movement on his way to Bellin Hospital, where he was kept overnight.
Good news: Ferguson is doing better. After the hit Sunday night, I'm glad he's still alive.
Bad news: AP? HE HATE ME. It's not as bad as to/too/two, but ick. I know it's sports reporting, but it still counts.
File under awesome: Dad stopped by to drop off the Christmas present. The best part? He's up and walking with just the slightest limp. Hey, I've got what I wanted for Christmas already.
Ferguson suffered a concussion and was temporarily paralyzed below the waste when he was hit Sunday. He regained feeling and movement on his way to Bellin Hospital, where he was kept overnight.
Good news: Ferguson is doing better. After the hit Sunday night, I'm glad he's still alive.
Bad news: AP? HE HATE ME. It's not as bad as to/too/two, but ick. I know it's sports reporting, but it still counts.
File under awesome: Dad stopped by to drop off the Christmas present. The best part? He's up and walking with just the slightest limp. Hey, I've got what I wanted for Christmas already.
