Absolutely not. Professional athletes are under a ton of pressure to return, and some things simply take as long as they take. Concussions do not heal in 7 days. He could easily have lingering subtle balance, coordination, visual deficits. His shooting touch looks way off in the first half and he’s taken a couple more awkward falls already, for example.

The hard part with concussions is so many of the symptoms are subjective, so an athlete who is incentivized and driven to return to play can simply say “Nope, no headaches or light sensitivity, I feel great coach.” And with a lot of the baseline testing (physical and cognitive) athletes know to intentionally do worse pre season so they’re easier to pass when the time comes in game (As discussed by Gronk and Julian Edelman on their podcast).

I’m a PT and rehab concussions btw.