Su'a Cravens' agent says the Washington Redskins safety has been cleared to resume football activities and plans to play next season.
Fadde Mikhail says in a statement released Tuesday that Cravens suffered from post-concussion syndrome, was cleared Dec. 7 and no longer has symptoms.
Cravens left the Redskins in early September as he mulled retirement.
Cravens underwent "targeted treatment and rehabilitation" at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, according to Mikhail, who said his client "is excited and looking forward to the 2018 NFL season and the many years to follow."
Cravens, 22, was Washington's second-round pick in 2016 and played 11 games during his rookie year. He was set to be a starter this season.
In mid-September, the Redskins put Cravens on the reserve/left squad list, making him ineligible to play the rest of the season.
A spokesman said the team would probably not have any comment on Cravens being cleared.
