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Praying for Hamlin !

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Twitter doctors out in force unfortunately…

Gotta pray for this young man

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Prayers [emoji120] for Hamlin

And I Agee with everyone that the hit didn't look to bad....my only guess is it was a heart attack or some sort of neck injury....because it was a clean looking tacke

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Whose bone headed idea was it that the players just need 5 minutes to reset then they restart the game? Face palm

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[quote=mredskins;1334824]Whose bone headed idea was it that the players just need 5 minutes to reset then they restart the game? Face palm[/quote]

The NFL and Skip Bayless looking like clowns again tonight.

Hoping for the best for Damar Hamlin.

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Reminded me of Hank Geathers.

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Pray for this young man!!!


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I don't pray, but I hope for a speedy recovery.

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[quote=Chico23231;1334812]That hit didn’t look that bad…wtf[/quote]

It really didn't. It looked liked he was concussed getting up with a little wobbly. Didn't expect him to just drop there on the spot. Hope the best for this guy.

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[quote=SFREDSKIN;1334815]The Carr's are clowns, I hope Rivera is gone cause he would be stupid enough to get him and give away our picks.

[url]https://www.yahoo.com/sports/david-carr-uses-nfl-network-014400966.html[/url][/quote]


Carr was given a 100 million dollar contract. He was done anything but wrong. I have no issues with the Raiders protecting their self interest by making sure he didn't get hurt the final games resulting them paying 40mil. It's a business decision. Get the fuck over it.

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[quote=Chico23231;1334812]That hit didn’t look that bad…wtf[/quote]

Doesn't have to be, I went through this in College in 1974. Our Capt who was one of our DB's had just made a text book tackle, wrapped up and took the receiver to the ground. He got up we came off the field and we were sitting on the bench he started to look like a ghost he got so pale. On the way to the Hospital he had 4 heart attacks and died on the operating table . During the play he had gotten a knee to the chest and it ruptured his spleen.
At the time we didn't know any of this had happen and on another play in the same game a player(a DT) had a burst aneurysm, He made it to the Hospital and through the operation but he was never the same. Our season was canceled and I never played tackle football again.


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News confirming he had a cardiac arrest (heart stopped), which given it was a helmet to the chest, isn't a total surprise. Unless he had an undiagnosed condition, sounds like a fluke conflagration of events.

Hope he makes a full recovery.

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Was scared to look at the news this morning. I have no idea if he's out of the woods yet (in terms of surviving), but I assume it has to he a really good sign he made it thru the night.

I wasn't watching, but I guess that knee just hit him at the perfect time in the perfect spot to cause this. What a scary and shitty situation for him, his friends, family, and teammates.

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They said there has been 200 cases in the last 20 yrs.. VERY RARE

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There are so many players whose bodies and minds are ruined from this game. Seau, Duerson, so many lives ruined. Those ones died. There are hundreds others who cant walk, cant think, cant move. It is such a violent game. My brother in law from England was here recently talking about how they don’t wear pads in rugby I was like if football players wore shorts and shirts someone would be dead every time they played. They are the fastest, strongest, biggest athletes in the world hitting each other at full speed. I really hope to hear good news about Hamlin today. I could honestly care less about football at this point. I realize they sign up for it. I realize they make enough money to set their families up for life. But I could care less if they announce today that we signed Wentz and Rivera to 30 year contracts. It is a game and an extremely violent one. They need to reinvent the entire uniform again with some sort of flexible armor in it. I have never been less interested in the game as i am right now.

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[QUOTE=sdskinsfan2001;1334837]Was scared to look at the news this morning. I have no idea if he's out of the woods yet (in terms of surviving), but I assume it has to he a really good sign he made it thru the night.

I wasn't watching, but I guess that knee just hit him at the perfect time in the perfect spot to cause this. What a scary and shitty situation for him, his friends, family, and teammates.[/QUOTE]


I read from some reporter that he wasn’t breathing on his own. He was intubated. Had a pulse but not breathing on his own. Hope that report is wrong but man.
All ive done since we lost is new simulated mock drafts. It was exciting because we had the 14th pick. I can’t even care about that.

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[quote=punch it in;1334842]I read from some reporter that he wasn’t breathing on his own. [B]He was intubated.[/B] Had a pulse but not breathing on his own. Hope that report is wrong but man.
All ive done since we lost is new simulated mock drafts. It was exciting because we had the 14th pick. I can’t even care about that.[/quote]

Not necessarily talking about this incident specifically, but I think a lot of times they put people in intubation so that their bodies processes are controlled and have time to recover in a more "relaxed" state for lack of a better word.

I hope that's the case here.

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[QUOTE=sdskinsfan2001;1334843]Not necessarily talking about this incident specifically, but I think a lot of times they put people in intubation so that their bodies processes are controlled and have time to recover in a more "relaxed" state for lack of a better word.

I hope that's the case here.[/QUOTE]


100 percent. And i hope so too.

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[quote=punch it in;1334841]There are so many players whose bodies and minds are ruined from this game. Seau, Duerson, so many lives ruined. Those ones died. There are hundreds others who cant walk, cant think, cant move. It is such a violent game. My brother in law from England was here recently talking about how they don’t wear pads in rugby I was like if football players wore shorts and shirts someone would be dead every time they played. They are the fastest, strongest, biggest athletes in the world hitting each other at full speed. I really hope to hear good news about Hamlin today. I could honestly care less about football at this point. I realize they sign up for it. I realize they make enough money to set their families up for life. But I could care less if they announce today that we signed Wentz and Rivera to 30 year contracts. It is a game and an extremely violent one. They need to reinvent the entire uniform again with some sort of flexible armor in it. I have never been less interested in the game as i am right now.[/quote]

There are leagues where there's no pads, check the web. It looks brutal but they actively avoid head to head contract which is the prime cause of such devastating health issues post retirement. There's a good argument that helmets make players feel over confident about their safety when tackling that they take risks they wouldn't otherwise. Can never see the NFL reverting to the pre helmet days, but the stupid risk taking is something that can be coached out of kids. The game can be safer and no less exciting if that is coached to players.

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Good to see everyone coming together from all backgrounds across the country to support this young man and his family.

Like to see all the praying…it works. Also like to see all this giving:

[url]https://sports.yahoo.com/damar-hamlins-go-fund-me-hits-5-million-after-bills-safetys-cardiac-arrest-on-monday-night-football-231541318.html[/url]

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A friend of mine happens to be a doctor and he posted this today. A good explanation of what may have happened. No, it has nothing to do with the fucking vaccine....SMH Pretty interesting how fragile life is and how incredible rare this situation is.



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[quote=NC_Skins;1334902]A friend of mine happens to be a doctor and he posted this today. A good explanation of what may have happened. No, it has nothing to do with the fucking vaccine....SMH Pretty interesting how fragile life is and how incredible rare this situation is.

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Terribly unfortunate timing. I wasn't familiar with that term before but I've seen that elsewhere too regarding Hamlin.

Need to read more about it's long term consequences. Are you more susceptible to having it again? Or is it just a fluke, and as long as you don't already have pre-existing conditions, once you recover it's like it didn't happen going forwards?

Not really important now, just keep hoping I don't see the phrase "Breaking News" any time soon.

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[quote=sdskinsfan2001;1334907]Need to read more about it's long term consequences. Are you more susceptible to having it again? Or is it just a fluke, and as long as you don't already have pre-existing conditions, once you recover it's like it didn't happen going forwards?[/quote]

Gathering from that doc speaking, I think it's just a fluke that happened. You probably have better chances of winning a lottery than having a hit happen at the exact precise moment to cause this.

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[quote=NC_Skins;1334908]Gathering from that doc speaking, I think it's just a fluke that happened. You probably have better chances of winning a lottery than having a hit happen at the exact precise moment to cause this.[/quote]

That's good news for such a terrible situation.