For all they don't handle well, ESPN has largely done a good job handling this. Let SVP handle it for the rest of the night.
Their initial decision was to give the teams 5 minutes to get ready, and then resume play. From the look of things, the teams might have refused, because the coaches went and talked to the referees, and that's when they all left the field, and the longer stoppage was announced. I'm sure we'll hear more about what all went down, but if the league initially wanted them to resume play after 5 minutes, it's not going to be a good look.
Cordis-fyiNot likely. It’s almost certainly commotio cortis. Erikson was a non diagnosed cardio issue, this was caused by trauma
Oh man I have no way to even remotely guess with the limited information we have. It seemed like they bagged him quickly and he is intubated so that wouldn’t be my primary concern. But CC has a 30% fatality rate even with immediate care, that number might be better with the level of care he got so quickly.Any insights on "quality of life" upon survival? Specifically in terms of lack of oxygen to brain.
Won’t be back to normal but it’s all dependent on how quickly they were able to supply oxygen to him after he quit breathing.Any insights on "quality of life" upon survival? Specifically in terms of lack of oxygen to brain.
Yep the auto correct is rough with medical terms, that’s why I just started using CCCordis-fyi
There is a short list of people that have the professionalism and grace to handle something of this magnitude, and SVP might be at the top of that listFor all they don't handle well, ESPN has largely done a good job handling this. Let SVP handle it for the rest of the night.
Believe this may be his agent or like a marketing guy for him:
So you’re upset because they didn’t make a decision immediately? Settle down. The right decision was made in the end.Wait people thought the NFL actually handled that well?
As soon as they found out they needed an AED and to perform CPR it should’ve been called right then and there.
Who the f*ck seriously cares right now about whether the NFL called the game fast enough or if it took too long? For real, why is THAT what people are hung up over? Dude may have been killed on the field tonight and some people's first instincts are to b*tch about Goodell taking too long to call the game? Unreal.Wait people thought the NFL actually handled that well?
As soon as they found out they needed an AED and to perform CPR it should’ve been called right then and there.
Believe this may be his agent or like a marketing guy for him:
Yes. Maybe allow the people that mean the most to him outside of his family to accompany him instead of waiting in a locker room?So you’re upset because they didn’t make a decision immediately? Settle down. The right decision was made in the end.
It took way too long. And for them to say 5 minute delay is egregious.So you’re upset because they didn’t make a decision immediately? Settle down. The right decision was made in the end.
Wait people thought the NFL actually handled that well?
As soon as they found out they needed an AED and to perform CPR it should’ve been called right then and there.
Yep, maybe wait til another day to grind that ax.Who the f*ck seriously cares right now about whether the NFL called the game fast enough or if it took too long? For real, why is THAT what people are hung up over? Dude may have been killed on the field tonight and some people's first instincts are to b*tch about Goodell taking too long to call the game? Unreal.
Because it’s just another example of many of the NFL not giving a **** about their players and it happened on live TV.Who the f*ck seriously cares right now about whether the NFL called the game fast enough or if it took too long? For real, why is THAT what people are hung up over? Dude may have been killed on the field tonight and some people's first instincts are to b*tch about Goodell taking too long to call the game? Unreal.