This Bills injury doesn't look good

[Pimpadeaux 2,406]

5 hours ago, dogcows said:

You can go Fock yourself. Biggest piece of shite ever seen on this or any forum.

He is. Just an attention-seeking man child who has almost nothing intelligent, entertaining or humorous to say. 

[OldMaid 2,130]

56 minutes ago, Pimpadeaux said:

Just an attention-seeking man child who has almost nothing intelligent, entertaining or humorous to say. 

 

[Horseman 2,458]

The NFL has canceled the Bills-Bengals game that was previously postponed on Monday night. The league has also planned a vote Friday with two adjustments for the AFC playoffs on the table.

While the NFL's cancellation decision will not impact which teams make the playoffs, it may impact seedings, which is why the league has come up with several potential rule changes to even out the competitive inequities that not playing the game will create. 

Under the proposal that will be voted on by owners, the AFC Championship could potentially become a neutral-site game if any of the three following scenarios are met: 

• Scenario 1: If Buffalo and Kansas City both win or both tie in Week 18, then a Buffalo vs. Kansas City championship game would be at a neutral site.
• Scenario 2: If the Bills and Chiefs both lose in Week 18 and Baltimore wins or ties with the Bengals, then a Buffalo vs. Kansas City championship game would be at a neutral site.
• Scenario 3: If Buffalo and Kansas City both lose and Cincinnati beats Baltimore, then a Bills or Bengals vs. Chiefs championship game would be at a neutral site.

The NFL is also giving the Ravens a chance to possibly host a wild-card game even though Baltimore can't mathematically win the AFC North. Even if the Ravens win on Sunday against the Bengals, that would put them at 11-6, which would still be a half game behind the Cincinnati, who would finish 11-5 with a loss. 

Under that scenario, the Ravens wouldn't win the division even though they swept the Bengals AND had a better division record. To fix that problem, the proposal on the table is that the NFL will flip a coin to see who hosts a Ravens-Bengals wild-card game if: 

1. The Ravens beat the Bengals on Sunday, and ...
2. If the two teams are scheduled to play each other in the wild-card round. 

Both the AFC Championship proposal and the Ravens proposal will be voted on Friday. 

[Horseman 2,458]

Why would the Cheifs vote for any of that. They are getting screwed out of home field advantage.  

[nobody 2,672]

Who gets the bye?  KC by default if they both win?

[Horseman 2,458]

 

 

[taco breath 424]

1 hour ago, OldMaid said:

2 hours ago, Pimpadeaux said:

He is. Just an attention-seeking man child who has almost nothing intelligent, entertaining or humorous to say. 

There is a thread for this.

[Hardcore troubadour 15,427]

Just now, taco breath said:

There is a thread on this.

Hey I was wondering, I don’t know much about Montana, but I’ve been watching Yellowstone.  I know you’re from there, and there are also a lot of other retards on that show. Are you all that stupid? 

[taco breath 424]

2 hours ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

Hey I was wondering, I don’t know much about Montana, but I’ve been watching Yellowstone.  I know you’re from there, and there are also a lot of other retards on that show. Are you all that stupid? 

You watch too much tv.

[Cloaca du jour 2,149]

Skip Bayless, who I personally detest is taking heat for saying they shouldnt have postponed the game due to its importance.

I have to agree.. not sure why people are so soft now.  

[Ultra Max Power 214]

7 minutes ago, Cloaca du jour said:

Skip Bayless, who I personally detest is taking heat for saying they shouldnt have postponed the game due to its importance.

I have to agree.. not sure why people are so soft now.  

Athletes realizing there is poison pumping through their veins now is a good reason.

[Cloaca du jour 2,149]

24 minutes ago, Ultra Max Power said:

Athletes realizing there is poison pumping through their veins now is a good reason.

Im not even sure what this means...lol.

[craftsman 1,045]

26 minutes ago, Ultra Max Power said:

Athletes realizing there is poison pumping through their veins now is a good reason.

Are they all members of the People's Temple under Jim Jones' watch?

[Ultra Max Power 214]

5 minutes ago, Cloaca du jour said:

Im not even sure what this means...lol.

All those athletes just saw a rare 1 in 243 million event (Como cord)happen in front of them. 

Or possibly a less rare 1 in 8,000 event (myocarditis complication) happen. 

I know where a gambling man would put his chips. 

[Shooter McGavin 618]

40 minutes ago, Ultra Max Power said:

Athletes realizing there is poison pumping through their veins now is a good reason.

Great, another douche bag alias.

[Shooter McGavin 618]

Breathing tube removed, he's breathing on his own, talking, no signs of any diminished brain capacity, looks like a full recovery, Amazing stuff.

[BeenHereBefore 1,519]

11 minutes ago, Shooter McGavin said:

Breathing tube removed, he's breathing on his own, talking, no signs of any diminished brain capacity, looks like a full recovery, Amazing stuff.

Prayers work.

[wiffleball 4,790]

14 minutes ago, Shooter McGavin said:

Breathing tube removed, he's breathing on his own, talking, no signs of any diminished brain capacity, looks like a full recovery, Amazing stuff.

... And now he's been flagged for delay of game.

[TimHauck 2,870]

1 hour ago, Ultra Max Power said:

All those athletes just saw a rare 1 in 243 million event (Como cord)happen in front of them. 

Or possibly a less rare 1 in 8,000 event (myocarditis complication) happen. 

I know where a gambling man would put his chips. 

Oh look more fake news from Mr. Anecdote.

You are comparing the rate of getting myocarditis at all to what you’re claiming is the rate of a complication.  Unless he just got a vaccine dose within the last 2 weeks, that number is much higher.  

Let me guess, you believe the death rate from myocarditis is 50% or whatever number was going viral on Facebook?

[MDC 7,420]

1 hour ago, Shooter McGavin said:

Breathing tube removed, he's breathing on his own, talking, no signs of any diminished brain capacity, looks like a full recovery, Amazing stuff.

Just to be safe we should never play football again.

[Ultra Max Power 214]

16 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

Oh look more fake news from Mr. Anecdote.

You are comparing the rate of getting myocarditis at all to what you’re claiming is the rate of a complication.  Unless he just got a vaccine dose within the last 2 weeks, that number is much higher.  

Let me guess, you believe the death rate from myocarditis is 50% or whatever number was going viral on Facebook?

Nah, those are real stats. Not sure why that upsets you. Statistically it was more likely to be a myocarditis complication than commotio cortis

[Hardcore troubadour 15,427]

Still hard to believe they didn’t have a protocol set up for something like this. What are they paying Goodell 40 million for, besides shitcanning the owners dirt? 

[TimHauck 2,870]

2 minutes ago, Ultra Max Power said:

Nah, those are real stats. Not sure why that upsets you. Statistically it was more likely to be a myocarditis complication than commotio cortis

That’s not what you said.  You said it was a 1 in 8,000 chance of being a myocarditis complication.   But that number is the chance of getting myocarditis at all, not getting a complication from it

[edjr 6,580]

 

Joe Mixon says flipping a coin for home field is unfair and ridiculous. Can you image how selfish he is being to say that? He is not thinking of the Bills  CANCEL JOE MIXON!

[Ultra Max Power 214]

3 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

That’s not what you said.  You said it was a 1 in 8,000 chance of being a myocarditis complication.   But that number is the chance of getting myocarditis at all, not getting a complication from it

You think myocarditis isn't a complication of the heart?!?!

[Shooter McGavin 618]

16 minutes ago, MDC said:

Just to be safe we should never play football again.

We should probably never leave the house again either

[Shooter McGavin 618]

18 minutes ago, Ultra Max Power said:

Nah, those are real stats. Not sure why that upsets you. Statistically it was more likely to be a myocarditis complication than commotio cortis

It's more common to get a cold, so it was probably that

[TimHauck 2,870]

18 minutes ago, Ultra Max Power said:

You think myocarditis isn't a complication of the heart?!?!

You think everyone that gets myocarditis will have their heart stop if they get tackled at any point after their diagnosis?

[Ultra Max Power 214]

Just now, TimHauck said:

You think everyone that gets myocarditis will have their heart stop if they get tackled at any point after their diagnosis?

No, but there was a study that shows myocarditis may increase the risk of an adverse cardic event in contact sports. Probably something the NFL needs to start looking at seriously. 

[Hardcore troubadour 15,427]

So wait, when a guy gets seriously injured playing football it’s stop the presses time. Show concern and keep in mind a young man’s life is on the line. But when someone gets pushed in front of a subway train playing work you’re fear mongering and assured it’s not a big deal. I have that right? 

[TimHauck 2,870]

2 minutes ago, Ultra Max Power said:

No, but there was a study that shows myocarditis may increase the risk of an adverse cardic event in contact sports. Probably something the NFL needs to start looking at seriously. 

No issue with studying it.  Just pointing out your numbers were wrong.

[Shooter McGavin 618]

2 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

So wait, when a guy gets seriously injured playing football it’s stop the presses time. Show concern and keep in mind a young man’s life is on the line. But when someone gets pushed in front of a subway train playing work you’re fear mongering and assured it’s not a big deal. I have that right? 

What are you suggesting, that we shouldn't care about Hamlin?  Or that every time should gets injured in the world, we need to stop and pause and pray for them?

[Shooter McGavin 618]

30 minutes ago, edjr said:

 

Joe Mixon says flipping a coin for home field is unfair and ridiculous. Can you image how selfish he is being to say that? He is not thinking of the Bills  CANCEL JOE MIXON!

Seriously, anyone that talks about football again is savage, we need to stay home and pray for hamlin for the rest of time.

[Hardcore troubadour 15,427]

Just now, Shooter McGavin said:

What are you suggesting, that we shouldn't care about Hamlin?  Or that every time should gets injured in the world, we need to stop and pause and pray for them?

You can care about both.  Not bow  in reverence for one and then claim the other isn’t widespread. 

[lod001 1,344]

19 hours ago, lickin_starfish said:

I bet there are a lot of arm-tackles from now on. Nobody wants to catch the shot-induced commotion carditis.

That is now referred to as 'The Teddy Bridgewater Tackle'.

 

[Hardcore troubadour 15,427]

D backs stopped tackling a while ago. 

[MDC 7,420]

If somebody had a cardiac event at my office and subsequently died, the boss might send everyone home for the day and say a few words the next morning. Then we’d get back to work.

[Shooter McGavin 618]

7 minutes ago, MDC said:

If somebody had a cardiac event at my office and subsequently died, the boss might send everyone home for the day and say a few words the next morning. Then we’d get back to work.

Well that settles it then, we should all live our lives in the exact same manner that we assume MDC's employer would.

[TimHauck 2,870]

Robert Malone said the NFL would have known about any preexisting heart condition.

I don’t know about ANY condition, but considering the mandate and the reports of myocarditis starting with out of Israel, I’d bet they were screening for myocarditis.

Maybe there’s a conspiracy of the NFL hiding myocarditis cases?  But after the concussion lawsuit (good thing there aren’t metal helmets) I think there’s about a 0% chance of that.

Going back to my earlier question which I guess no one has an answer for of “if there’s really an ‘epidemic’ of athletes suddenly collapsing,” wouldn’t we have seen it more in major pro (or even college) sports?

The only logical theory I can think of, if one thinks that’s actually happening (I don’t, at least not at a higher rate than before 2021), is if the majority of US athletes got the J&J.  I have theorized this before (that many could have taken it), mostly just because it was only 1 shot so it was less time needed to get in compliance with the mandate.

[Hardcore troubadour 15,427]

It was entirely predictable that a game would have to be stopped after it had started. Poor planning produces piss poor performance