Virgil you have a gift of writing we appreciate your posts weekly!
as I think back on the game we saw yesterday. for me it was despair to jubilation . How great is it to see our defense perform in the 2nd half after the softness of the first zone coverages OMG
for me yesterday will be a game I'll remember. I do love me a snow globe game. ( as I sit in 80 degrees socal ) lol No really .
its freaking nostalgic for me. I remember games in the 70's in my full length fur coat. I didn't even get wet. The snow just slid off. GOOD TIMES
what a great ride this is and will be upcoming
Im antsy for Sunday but I cannot wait either
GO BILLS!
muppy
Here comes the sun
Here comes the sun
And I say, "It's all right"
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the fact he is now back on the protocol hours later after such a recent history of being concussed and the blows we saw him take to his head.. That's my answer to the above bolded. I guess it boils down to wether or not the Dr's are objective enough to make an unpopular decision in a crucial game (taking him off the field) and wether a player can talk his way back onto the field even if he has one. Im not a Doctor. and we don't know how thorough their assessments were or are for that matter.
For me it just doesn't pass a smell test . Thank you for the dialogue.
I found this link to add some context to this guy. https://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/breaking-news/article/bengals-release-wr-jermaine-burton-after-he-was-suspended-for-bills-game-marking-latest-off-field-issue-202826552.html
I want to throw this out as devils advocate. Could a player conceivably sue the NFL for malfeasance in a situation like this?
If a player is putting his health and safety in the decisions of Doctors and they fail in that responsibility is it legal negligence?
Or do players accept the risk playing the very violent sport which is NFL football. Is said player responsible for his agreeingtg to go back into a game after his recent history? RECENT History too
thoughts?
SMH this makes the NFL look like fools and discredits the league being serious about players health.
we saw what we saw but they didn't?
what a crock. NFL this is a sad Look for you today
okay That's fair and I respect your opinion. But playing the race card here accomplishes what exactly? Im not being sarcastic what agenda is served by Mr Tapper Idenntifying a black person as white. does his skin color really matter? Why would Tapper make such an intentional mistake?
Im asking because I don't understand it really. why is that fact even relevant? Don't Maga OR democrats either for that matter come in all skin colors?
and Yes I know a lot of MAGA are labeled as racist. so what point to do you think Tapper was trying to to make. When a point up thread making the media supposedly be unhappy he was black didn't resonate to me either and I eyerolled that as being petty weak sauce
a comment from GDT which resonated with me was along the lines of "how to tell your coaches don't trust their own defensive backfield without actually saying it"
respect the Bengals wideouts? Oh yes they did. It showed and made us look weak.
I'd credit the poster but searched and couldn't find it
hey Leo. Yeah I hope it wasn't intentional. It just makes he appear idiotic to call a dark skinned person white. But yes I say again that his skin color really isn't the issue here. Im white married to a Hispanic. My kids have a skin color in between the both of us. I think they identify as "Hispanic" when queried on forms requiring an answer to ethnicity. I've seen whiter than me Hispanic people though who had European heritage. To me the color of skin should be irrelevant