Motorin'

It's like no one read any of the details about how Rich stadium creates a wind tunnel effect on the field, and how new technology keeps the wind off the field.

Nearly every team has had success against us on their first scripted drive. Then our D adjusts to their gameplay and tightens the screws.

Hoping that was a just a vet move to prevent Pitt from being able to run a quick play.

Dabs is playing Madden with the Giants offense. Kind of fun to watch!

Seeing what happened to McKenzie's legs after the hit doesn't scream mild it me though. When guys short circuit physical control over limbs, I don't think it should be taken lightly.

How is losing a game bc you're missing a ton of people a trap game? All those back ups packing in and disinterested in showing what they can do bc they're thinking ahead to the Chefs?

And that's probably not a bad thing for player longevity and overall health.

That's exactly what it seems like. Something tells me they're not going to get what they want.

By the end of the season Dane had surpassed Levi as the #1 cb role.

Likely story, Dr. Stills. Sounds like more "because I said so."

That will never happen, imo

Not when it was abnormal loss of motor control that they could say was caused by something other than a head injury. Which is exactly what they did with Tua against the Bills... Because he said so...

"The team did not conduct an exam on the back..." They instead took the concussed player's word that his back "felt like Gumby" as proof that he didn't have a head injury.

That's the same way soccer was seen here for decades. How's that Premiere League viewership doing in the states? It's huge now! Aaron Rodgers sporting a Man City jersey this week on the McAfee show. For what I've seen the biggest obstacle to growing the fan base among Europeans is that they don't know the rules. It's impossible to follow the NFL if you don't understand down and distance. What a pass is, and how you score. With all the effort the NFL has put in, the growing understanding of how the "silly game" works has made tones of fans across the pond. And the whole "they wear pads it's a soft game" erodes very quickly. You'd probably be shocked by the amount of "European reacts to NFL biggest hits" videos there are on YT.

Given the fact that a doctor just lost their job, I'm guessing they are going to be keen not to missing obvious no-go symptoms. The question I'm asking is if they'll no-go someone to err on the side of caution who didn't need it... But I guess it boils down to, was there an immediate head trauma?

The league appears to have responded. There was a whole crew on the sideline rewatching the play where Wilson took a hit to the head. It appeared they were going frame by frame looking for concussion symptoms.

Like me, he had Sutton on his fantasy team and needed the points.

You have to possess the ball with control, then get two feet down, then compete the catch. Possession of the ball comes first.

The spot is where he possesses the ball, not where he completes the catch. Apparently.

Matt Haack is still and elite holder.

When keeping it real goes wrong.

Why?

McManus! *My FF kicker. 5 more fg's please!

It does seem like there's been a bit of a trend over the last few seasons, where teams that have won really intense, emotional playoff games going to lose the next one. Not saying there's anything to it, but there might be.

Could have been four. Had what's his name not jumped off sides. That had the Pats dead to rights.