Vikings' O'Connell Says He Doesn't Fault Packers for Hit on Murray
Coach Kevin O'Connell described the play that led to quarterback Kyler Murray's concussion as "violent" but not objectionable.
Minnesota Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell said Monday that he does not fault the Green Bay Packers for the hit that resulted in a concussion to quarterback Kyler Murray, according to ESPN.
O'Connell described the play as a "violent, physical play" but said it was not objectionable, ESPN reported.
The comments come after Murray sustained a concussion during a game against the Packers, though further details about the game situation, the specific player involved in the hit, or Murray's current status were not included in the report.
ESPN did not provide additional context on any league review of the play or potential disciplinary action.
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