Panthers' Hayden Hurst Placed on Injured Reserve Due to Post-Traumatic Amnesia

Hurst, suffering from amnesia following a concussion, assures fans the situation is not career-ending.

Carolina Panthers tight end Hayden Hurst has been placed on injured reserve due to post-traumatic amnesia following a concussion sustained in a game against the Chicago Bears on November 9.
Hurst's father, Jerry Hurst, revealed the diagnosis on social media, stating that his son could not remember up to four hours after the game.
Hurst himself confirmed the diagnosis but assured fans that the situation is not career-ending.
Hurst has been practicing on a limited basis since the injury but has not played in any games.
The Panthers, currently with a 1-12 record, are out of contention for the playoffs.