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I think it's safe to say that Graham did not suffer a seizure. My bet is on somnambulism or a sleep walking episode. That would also explain the behavior when "awoken". Apparently something known as "confusional arousal" can occur when awaken. The person can exhibit the following ...

Acting confused or disoriented when the person wakes up;

Aggressive behavior when woken up by someone else;

Having a blank look on the face.

This sounds very much like what the police described as Graham's behavior when he was confronted.

Originally Posted by MatthewT (Post 977911) Sounds like drugs to me. The police are sometimes wrong but generally know by looking at someone what they are high on, thus the arrest then sent to hospital just in case they overdosed. Who knows for sure...

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 977912) He would have absolutely been tested while in the hospital. If it was drugs he wouldn't be out there on the field today.

Originally Posted by MatthewT (Post 977913) Perhaps true, but I do believe NFL testing and testing from police are two different issues, if no charges are ever filed then nothing will become of it.

Originally Posted by BakoSaint (Post 977915) If you google phrases like walking seizure you will see there are many types of seizures and anything is possible. A seizure can broadly effect the whole brain and knock a person down or effect a very specific region and only block some functions. In the latter case it could easily disrupy higher reasoning without preventing aimless walking.

Originally Posted by vpheughan (Post 977941) Another possibility: He could have taken Ambien or Lunesta. Some people taking these drugs sleepwalk or do unusual things in their sleep, such as: making phone calls cooking eating driving having sex

Originally Posted by vpheughan (Post 977941) Another possibility: He could have taken Ambien or Lunesta. Some people taking these drugs sleepwalk or do unusual things in their sleep, such as: making phone calls cooking eating driving having sex