Packers cornerback Sam Shields leaves Patriots game in second quarter with a concussion
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Packers cornerback Sam Shields has left Sunday's game against New England because of a concussion, leaving Green Bay without one of its top defensive backs against Patriots quarterback Tom Brady.
Shields got hurt early in the second quarter on a play in which Patriots running back Brandon Bolden gained 12 yards to the Packers 6.
Shields, who was not in on the tackle, stayed down for a couple of seconds on one knee before getting up briefly. Shields went down again before the next play, then jogged off the field accompanied by trainers.
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Davon House replaced Shields in the lineup for the Packers.
Backup linebacker Jamari Lattimore also left after injuring an ankle while on the kick return team.
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