NFL: ***2022 NFL Season Thread***
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Back alignment can lead to balance issues.
Again, if player says they’re fine, is displaying one symptom which could be caused by a separate injury, passes protocol by medical professionals, there is little that can be done.
Mike McDaniels looks like a fool if he sits Tua against the Bills and says “no yeah, he was fine, passed everything, I just overturned everything the independent medical professionals and Tua said and deemed him concussed.”
But Cyclone Fanatic and Twitters Holier Than Thou Warriors come fighting and by golly, if only the medical professionals and Dolphins organization listened to you all after the fact this could’ve all been avoided!
I don't feel him in college either. ****** talks way too much. Takes away from the action
God, I am so over the Nance-Romo team. Nance babbles and Romo almost never shuts up about everything. Being super knowledgeable about football doesn't mean you have to fill every second with words.
One thing I've noticed with Amazon's production...they sure like to show the coaches. A lot. Seems much more prominent than the other networks. Overall, I don't mind Herbstreit, but Al is so good he can carry anyone.
When they showed the replay from the end zone camera, it appeared his shoulder hit first and the head didn't look like it hit the turf at all. Still, sudden deceleration occurred and that is what is causing the brain to slam into his skull.
No, but I'm pretty sure an ISU player got ejected for targeting.
Tua's career is gonna be real damned short at this rate. First time he can't walk on his own power after a hit and is clearly disoriented. Second time his body is completely tensed up and he gets taken out on a stretcher.
Yeah, you're right, showing some concern for a guy who could have gotten brain damage means we are "holier than thou". You're in the minority on this and you are just plain wrong.
Usually when I get a back injury I grab my back, he didn't do anything like that. Imstead he's stumbling around off balance trying to shake off the cobwebs. You're gaslighting what we all saw with our own eyes.
Indeed. Anyone with knowledge of this stuff can clearly see Tua suffered a concussion last week, and possible real brain damage this week (the fingers and arms is the symptom FYI).
After the Dolphins medical staff clearly failed him, he may be done. We will definitely be seeing penalties against the Dolphins, and possibly law suits against the Dolphins + NFL.
This is the thing that the protocols are meant to prevent, and they were clearly ignored or misused.
