They should just sim the game on Madden.
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^^^Need to stand up to the cancel culture and woke! They will fold under the truth if you keep exposing them. Never apologize for what you believe and say if it's the truth!
Apologies like Skip did is a pussy ass move! Nothing I hate more then an apology to appease the woke and media!
Cowards!Comment -
Skip is a loud mouth but I’m struggling with what is wrong with his tweet? Free speech? He gets paid for an opinion. He only said what everyone was thinking… beyond the obvious health of HamlinComment -
I don’t like the guy bayless but the tweet wasn’t anything bad. If Twitter hates it, than it’s fine. I go against their groupthinkComment -
My best guess as a physician is that he had clots (thrombosis) and/or pulmonary emboli, which is why we haven't heard much from the local doctors. That obviously implicates the clot shot to others all the more, making it hard to deny that in fact, the jab was the instigator.Comment -
how is the nfl going to handle this game???
i think they will not replay it going to be interesting how playoff seeding is determinedComment -
While it makes some sense to delay the playoff (wild card) weekend, I've thought from the day after that they'd scrap the game entirely. I believe currently they are secretly hoping for a KC loss to LV and a Bills win, with a Bengals win. That pretty much makes it so there is no change in what was "going to happen", with one exception: at 13-4 the Bengals then might have gotten screwed out of home field for both the first game, and possibly the AFC overall #1. Out of curiosity, I wonder what the tiebreaker is if all teams finish with the same record, 3 team tie, if Cinci beating Buffalo and KC ... would they have gotten the overall #1? It appears yes.
It looks like that won't happen, so it seems that the team that gets screwed the most with the cancel is Cinci, since they can't get the 1 seed if that happens.Comment -
Docs said his first question was "did we win"?
That's awesome.
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so happy to hear that it appears he has retained neurological function.Comment -
This is all wonderful news! God blessed him. Now let's hope he doesn't end up in jail for beating his baby mama or knocking of a stop and rob. Hope he does some good with his life. I wonder if they found methamphetamine in his system?Comment -
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How does Buffalo NOT win the Super Bowl now?
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Damar Hamlin FaceTimed into our team meeting today to talk to players and coaches.<br><br>What he said to the team: “Love you boys.” ❤️ <a href="https://t.co/8dorrWNaxt">pic.twitter.com/8dorrWNaxt</a></p>— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) <a href="https://twitter.com/BuffaloBills/status/1611383102013857792?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" >January 6, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>Comment -
They can lose in 1st round SonComment -
Win the superbowl....Can it be done....sure!!!! Rocky did it for Adrian but it was more than likely because of her DSL's.Comment -
game cancelled now neither team can get the one seed. GOOD hope they both lose their 1st playoff game or if they meet in the afc championship game they'll be afraid to touch each other & cancel the game & the NFC WINS by default F-K the bengays & billiebabiesComment -
Absolutely amazing news for Hamlin.
And it's possible that he could be released from the hospital next week.Comment -
"we've never seen anything like this" just continues to happen
i wonder if they will still call it "commotio cordis" when it's flag football lolol
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i would agree with you there, but i would also say that they're happening with way more regularity
if you are a parent at that flag football game, are you...
1) happy that they made all the players take jabs, and getting everyone boosted tomorrow
2) concerned that your child took jabs, and never getting any family member another one
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Abstract
Background— Sudden deaths in young competitive athletes are highly visible events with substantial impact on the physician and lay communities. However, the magnitude of this public health issue has become a source of controversy.
Methods and Results— To estimate the absolute number of sudden deaths in US competitive athletes, we have assembled a large registry over a 27-year period using systematic identification and tracking strategies. A total of 1866 athletes who died suddenly (or survived cardiac arrest), 19±6 years of age, were identified throughout the United States from 1980 to 2006 in 38 diverse sports. Reports were less common during 1980 to 1993 (576 [31%]) than during 1994 to 2006 (1290 [69%], P<0.001) and increased at a rate of 6% per year. Sudden deaths were predominantly due to cardiovascular disease (1049 [56%]), but causes also included blunt trauma that caused structural damage (416 [22%]), commotio cordis (65 [3%]), and heat stroke (46 [2%]). Among the 1049 cardiovascular deaths, the highest number of events in a single year was 76 (2005 and 2006), with an average of 66 deaths per year (range 50 to 76) over the last 6 years; 29% occurred in blacks, 54% in high school students, and 82% with physical exertion during competition/training, whereas only 11% occurred in females (although this increased with time; P=0.023). The most common cardiovascular causes were hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (36%) and congenital coronary artery anomalies (17%).
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