The AFL is seeking further information from Geelong regarding an alleged “secret” concussion-related agreement, after public backlash about the AFL’s earlier handling of the matter. Multiple reports say the league has issued a request for Geelong to “please explain,” indicating the AFL is continuing its inquiry rather than closing the case. Earlier criticism focused on whether the AFL had acted with sufficient speed or clarity in response to the controversy. The latest step described by both outlets signals that the AFL wants additional details about the circumstances and terms associated with the concussion contract, and why it came to light when it did. Both sources frame the development as part of an ongoing review process prompted by dissatisfaction with the AFL’s initial response. The reports do not provide new details of the agreement itself, focusing instead on the AFL’s decision to press Geelong for an explanation and to examine the issue more thoroughly.