Patriots/NFL 2022 Regular Season Part 2: 7-8 week 17 vs. Dolphins
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Props to the coaches for telling the refs to shove it
- Jan 11, 2006
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This is no small event. There are certain things and communication that needs to happen. They called it.
LSCII
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I don’t think anyone has the full story of what did or didn’t happen. That’s all I’m trying to say.
Bottom line is that they made the right decision.
We watched it happen. They gave them 5 minutes to warm up after they took him out in the ambulance.
The two coaches talked and pulled the teams off the field.
This is indefensible by the league.
I wouldn’t be shocked for one second to find out that the league asked them to go back out and both coaches said no.
LouJersey
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The broadcast crew on air and in studio have done a great job with how they have handled this unlike the NFL
BigBadBruins7708
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Not to speculate but watching the replay it looks like it could be an instance of getting that perfect blow to the chest that stops your heart, like those kids years ago that took a line drive to the chest and dropped dead. He took the crown of a helmet square to the chest right before he collapsed.
KesselBuiltMyHotrod
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Everyone except Schefter. Tried to carry the leagues water until the bitter end.
That’s what it looked like. It was a blow to the chest and he collapsed. Thank god for the AED and CPR and other life saving measures that were taken immediately.
Horrible how the NFL handled this. Good on both coaches for realizing they made the wrong decision and stepping in to make it for them.
Really hoping everything ends up OK. Will be refreshing Twitter all night.
Really hoping everything ends up OK. Will be refreshing Twitter all night.
Top story on CNN.
www.cnn.com
Bills-Bengals game postponed after Bills player Damar Hamlin collapses on field in the first quarter | CNN
Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin collapsed on the field Monday night after making a tackle in the first quarter of the Bills game against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Please stop blaming league or any one. Life happens. This is a potential tragedy. Pray for this young man and his family. Thanks
Number8
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Kudos to medical staff for getting extensive medical assistance to this kid so quickly. I do so hope he’s ok.
Kudos to the head coaches (and I’m sure players) for standing up and saying no.
Roger Goodell?????? Shame on you for even thinking of playing rest of this game. Callous pricks.
Kudos to the head coaches (and I’m sure players) for standing up and saying no.
Roger Goodell?????? Shame on you for even thinking of playing rest of this game. Callous pricks.
I truly hope they are giving him the support he needs. He did nothing wrong
08SeaBass08
Maybe next year.
Everyone on ESPN is trying to not come straight out and say the league wanted them to go on and the coaches and players said "no." But they're all finding it impossible, because that's what happened.
The league tried to make them play 5 minutes after he collapsed and the coaches had to step in and say no. They deserve to be roasted.
No one and I mean no one is blaming anyone for what happened.
No one is blaming the league for the hit.
We’re angry they tried to make the teams continue playing.
LouJersey
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Didn't like Ryan Clark as a player, but he is a great in studio guy
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