CountDorkula
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Does this look familiar: Not saying this si what happened but it looks identical to what Tua did last night
Decorticate posture is an abnormal posturing in which a person is stiff with bent arms, clenched fists, and legs held out straight. The arms are bent in toward the body and the wrists and fingers are bent and held on the chest. This type of posturing is a sign of severe damage in the brain.
Considerations
Decorticate posture is a sign of damage to the nerve pathway in the midbrain, which is between the brain and spinal cord. The midbrain controls motor movement. Although decorticate posture is serious, it is usually not as serious as a type of abnormal posture called decerebrate posture.
The posturing may occur on one or both sides of the body.
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2 minutes ago, Beast said:
I’m pretty sure posters here won’t be rushing to this thread if they experience head trauma to get the opinions of Dr.SlimShady’sSpaceForce, Dr. Captain Hindsight or even rewatch Youngblood to see if Dr. Derek Sutton has any advice on head trauma. It will be OK.Speak for yourself, I get all my life advice from TBD.
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39 minutes ago, KDIGGZ said:
I hope this is purely in response to Benford situation and not because of Tre White not close to being ready
I think its Both.
Tre IMO is at least a month away. he's only what 10 months out from injury? Most take up to a full 12 months to recover, and i don't want him rushed back where he's jeopardizing re-injury.
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1 hour ago, GunnerBill said:
He can't practice yet. Them's the rules. He can only come off PUP after week 4, and only at that point do the rules permit him to practice. If he doesn't come off PUP immediately and start practising immediately then the Bills have not been honest with us about his process. You cannot be "on schedule" from a standard ACL tear these days and after 10 months not be in a position to even practise.
It isn't the biggest thing in the world but their approach to information around injuries is starting to irritate me. Calling Jordan Phillips "day to day" last week was just an insult to our intelligence. He had clearly suffered a hamstring injury. I'd be surprised if he plays this week either. Just tell us who is day to day and who is week to week. Before anyone says they are trying to keep opponents guessing, come one.... teams can read injury reports... there is no chance in hell anyone in Miami believed Phillips was playing.
I get not wanting to commit to definitive timelines. But at the moment I feel like we could watch a player break a leg on the field and still hear McDermott call him "day to day" the next morning. Grinds my gears a bit.
The Bills brining in Xavier Rhodes for a visit tells me a little something, IMO.
If I'm looking at timeline I'm looking at JK Dobbins who missed a year +.
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18 hours ago, Success said:
It wouldn't make sense to trade for anyone in the secondary. Tre should be back soon, it looked like Jackson might have a short time out (at least based on reports last week), Poyer should be back. We're deep there.
Tre isn't even practicing yet, nor is he cleared to practice I do not believe.
You are looking at least another month before White is back, IMO.
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54 minutes ago, LewPort71 said:
The league might not proactively do anything about the heat issue, but the players union might. Having the kick off at 430 in September makes a lot of sense.
I hope it snows 2 feet on 12/17.
and then the Miami bench just magically doesn't have power so they cant use the helmet and bench warmers.
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On 9/24/2022 at 8:25 AM, NoSaint said:
I’d be curious how many butter folks have tried the Mayo method.
I’m shocked at the lack of Mayo users.
For me it was a game changer.
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5 hours ago, Jauronimo said:
I like some good ol' fashioned 'Merican cheese in my grilled cheese. You can't beat the meltability. I mix it with other cheeses like cheddar, provolone, jack, even swiss.
Had me some soup and a sandwich for dinner tonight.
Did it with some Gouda and some Jack, and of course some mayo as the base.
It was damn good.
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16 minutes ago, Gugny said:
We all have our limits and I am never one to tell someone they're wrong in how they're choosing to spend their own money. I'm a firm believer in to each his own.
That said, I can't justify spending $300 on a ticket to any event. Not a concert, football game or baseball game ... three things that I love to see live.
I get it. I understand why Bills tickets have skyrocketed and I don't begrudge anyone over it. The simple fact for me is that I just don't want to spend that kind of money on those things.
I agreed to go to Cincy, between the ticket, House rental and drive down, IM probably $600 in already.
Its gross.
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Pretty heated debate so I'm asking the tough questions.
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5 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:
Its humid as F)(*^
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23 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:
Hammer said it looks favorable for the game. He said he can't rule out a shower at 5:00 but it should clear out well before the game....clouds moving pretty quickly.
For anyone around the Stadium in the last hour, holy hell was that a storm. Multiple lightning strikes in a row.
One had me covering in my chair just as natural reaction.
It lit up my house and the thunder was instant and insane.
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18 minutes ago, Buddo said:
More than just Evans and Lattimore should get some grief for the whole thing.
Lattimore and quite possibly another saints defender, have a chirp at Brady in passing. Brady fires back, but also advances on Lattimore aggressively, who holds his ground.
Fournette then shoves Lattimore, who pushes him back, but with his hands partly on Fournettes helmet - probably why he got ejected.
Evans then blindsides Lattimore, and all hell breaks loose.
Evans should get a suspension, imho. If he does, they probably suspend Lattimore also, for their 'bad blood'.
I think that's unfair. For all that Lattimore may well be something of a catalyst, he's not the guy dishing out blindside hits, after the whistle has gone.
Brady and Fournette should also face punishment, imho - although I see that as just fines.
Brady could have easily chirped back while still walking away, and that would likely have been the end of it.
Fournette was the guy who first got physical in the situation, so bears a deal of responsibilty also.
There's also another Saints defender who got physically involved early, and he probably deserves to be fined also.
Josh Allen does this, do you think he should face punishment?
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The Brady hate is laughable.
Allen does this and everyone "Love his fire"
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46 minutes ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:
Which weakens your highest paid players on offense. It’s just a fact. Last year’s Buffalo weather was probably the worst weather I can remember. I don’t think it’ll be that bad every year but when you have a $40+ million QB and $20+ million WR you want to see them do what they do best. It’s not hand off and block.
The Bills lost the number 1 seed because of weather.
End of rant.
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1 minute ago, Mr. WEO said:
I just said that. So weaker teams need to plan to use it to their advantage (see: Bills v NE 2021). The wind equalized the offenses by taking away the passing advantage of the Bills.
"The Elements in Buffalo favor the Bills though"- Every Bills fan.
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14 minutes ago, LeGOATski said:
Football is an outdoor sport. Stop sterilizing the game. It's not about being tough for the fans. The elements are supposed to be a factor and that's part of what makes the game interesting. But so many fans aren't interested unless the score is 45-38 or whatever.
Is that why every major game from college on is played in either a dome or warm weather state?
Fans want elements. Players don't.
Elements cause additional risk for injury for players.
48 minutes ago, Rampage said:We’re close to being one day closer
we must be very, VERY close now.
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Well I know why EJ Manuel failed.
Hackett and Marrone.
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Bill Belichick without Tom Brady is 71-79 as a head coach.
EXTREMELY OVERRATED.
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3 hours ago, aristocrat said:
I couldn't get it to come on. Got some other guy
Thats audacy for you.
It happens with Sabres post games all the time.
I have to keep closing the app and re-opening in order for it to kick to the Local on air broadcast.
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1 hour ago, ArdmoreRyno said:
Wings at BWW in Sherman, Texas are $14 for 10.
And they are trash. I actually ordered wings from Chili's in Ada, Oklahoma a few months ago and almost threw up.
Just can't get good wings around here.
I was in Flagstaff Aizona and saw a "Best wings in town" sign so I pulled in.
Place was packed, worst wings I've ever had in my life. Size of my pinky and my teeth bounced off the rubbery meat as I tried to eat them. Asked for my check and left.
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I just got a 10lb bag for $25 at a local meat market by my house.
They were really good wings too.
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5 hours ago, LeGOATski said:
Or prior to the home opener, at least....
Maybe they do a sneak peak for fans at the home opener?
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Just now, extrahammer said:
SO you're more righteous because you shame people for pointing out facts? Come on...
im not saying that at all.
I'm saying people are more invested in trying to prove this case one way or another because the guy was a Bills player. It probabyl came out wrong.
Just now, Bandito said:Wait for all facts to come out before casting an opinion on those types of things. With that being said in the US you are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. These cases are very hard to determine what actually happened.
agreed, my comment wasnt an attack on you, its just people are more trying to prove guilty or not because the dude was a Bills player.
With all due respect to Josh Allen, the defense is this team's strength
in The Stadium Wall
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The only thing about the offense that concerned me is the Ravens Dline almost knew the Bills were trying to run quick hitters and tipped a lot of balls, one was picked, could have been two more.
Buffalo still has to try and throw deep. My only criticism of yesterday.
Other than that, hell of a game against a great team on both sides of the ball.