Originally Posted by ThyKingdomCome15 (Post 16704866)

The Bills need to forfeit. Rescheduling the game means CIN starts with the ball up 7-3. They'd probably lose anyway.

Originally Posted by Superturtle (Post 16704863)

I mean, from everything I read McDermott and Taylor forced the issue by taking their teams to their respective locker rooms. It really does sound like the NFL expected a 5 minute warm up period then resume play initially.

Originally Posted by mr. tegu (Post 16704867)

Wife is a CRNA and former Neuro ICU nurse. Has administered probably thousands of intubations and done plenty of CPR.

Her take is that 9 minutes of CPR doesn’t necessarily mean anything regarding brain damage as it just means they needed to continue getting blood flowing to brain until he regained consciousness. Good CPR for nine minutes when done quickly enough from beginning can lead to full recovery.

Says intubation occurred in ambulance and since they waited for the family he was likely critical but stable and either in and out of consciousness or conscious. Couldn’t imagine they would wait to go to the hospital if he remained unconscious, even for family.

Says going to ICU and being intubated means you are automatically listed in critical condition and is not an indication necessarily of severity. Says they will have to run tests for potential brain damage.

Originally Posted by RunKC (Post 16704852)

This is why I don’t get too pissy over players wanting their money and wanting the franchise tag eliminated.

This shit could be over for you in one damn play

Originally Posted by Gary Cooper (Post 16704821)

That's what we mean. They'll each have 16 games. Just like college teams don't all play the same amount of games. Will be an advantage for the Bills in the standings but that's obviously not how they intended it.

Originally Posted by KC_Connection (Post 16704779)

Why? They were already playing the Chiefs on a different day than those teams next weekend.

Originally Posted by Razaele (Post 16704843)

This is an uncharted situation, and there’s no way to know who knew what and when.

Maybe everyone ought to decide not to leap to performative outrage and just have a little grace for each other.

Originally Posted by Titty Meat (Post 16704873)

Seeing speculation of torn aorta. I hope that's wrong

Originally Posted by SupDock (Post 16704868)

And?

Originally Posted by mr. tegu (Post 16704867)

Wife is a CRNA and former Neuro ICU nurse. Has administered probably thousands of intubations and done plenty of CPR.

Her take is that 9 minutes of CPR doesn’t necessarily mean anything regarding brain damage as it just means they needed to continue getting blood flowing to brain until he regained consciousness. Good CPR for nine minutes when done quickly enough from beginning can lead to full recovery.

Says intubation occurred in ambulance and since they waited for the family he was likely critical but stable and either in and out of consciousness or conscious. Couldn’t imagine they would wait to go to the hospital if he remained unconscious, even for family.

Says going to ICU and being intubated means you are automatically listed in critical condition and is not an indication necessarily of severity. Says they will have to run tests for potential brain damage.

Originally Posted by Superturtle (Post 16704863)

I mean, from everything I read McDermott and Taylor forced the issue by taking their teams to their respective locker rooms. It really does sound like the NFL expected a 5 minute warm up period then resume play initially.

Originally Posted by Kman34 (Post 16704874)

Dude.. who ****ing cares

Originally Posted by KC_Connection (Post 16704884)

And what?