Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers insists he did not sustain a concussion on Bears defensive Julius Peppers' helmet-to-helmet hit in the NFC Championship game. Shawn Doherty of Madison's The Capital Times opined that Rodgers looked "woozy and wobbling about with dazed eyes." Rodgers' play tailed off after the hit, leading many to wonder if he was fighting the effects of a third concussion this season. Rodgers maintains that a "new, safer, high-tech" helmet kept him safe. "He hit me pretty good," said Rodgers. "I know what a concussion feels like. I'm just grateful this wasn't hard enough to give me another one." Source: Sports Illustrated
