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Removing a Chief victory is completely wack.
No way.

I saw Chris Broussard float another idea, which he said he did not agree with, and it is this...


Assuming KC and BUF both win their final game, KC will be 14-3 and BUF will be 13-3, BUF gets the #1 seed because they beat KC head-to-head and were "robbed" of their opportunity to 14-3 due to the unfortunate situation with D. Hamlin.


I don't agree with the proposal.

I think you have to call the BUF @ CIN game a tie.
Shit happens.

Whatever is determined will set a precedent.
While this flukey scenario of a guy suffering heart stoppage
won't likely happen again in our or even our kids lifetimes,
the new breed of players will likely want to pack up and go
home when traditionally teams have played on... i.e.
significant injuries the likes of Theismann or Dennis Bird.

Good for them, having common sense is not something anyone ever accused Theisman, Bird or any of their cronies of having.

To all: Does the company you work for shut down if an employee has a heart attack?

To all: Does your place of work shut down after a work place injury happens because the work isn’t safe?


You really are a stupid, vile, Neanderthal brained twat.

Stephen A. Smith (and others) suggested playing week 18 this weekend as scheduled.
Then for week 19, when the playoffs were scheduled to begin (January 14th and 15th), let everyone have a bye week -- except BUF and CIN, who would resume, and finish, their game.
Then start the playoffs the week after that (January 21st and 22nd).

In this scenario, the bye week after the conference championship games and before the Super Bowl would have to be eliminated.

BUF and CIN would be penalized to a degree in this proposition, because they would not get the bye week all of the other playoff teams would get, but it overall does make some sense, imo.

Given the circumstances, no suggestion is without flaw.

Booger wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 12:00 pm To all: Does the company you work for shut down if an employee has a heart attack?

The league palns to carry on this weekend.

As far as stopping the game on Monday night, I didn't have a problem with it.
Nobody had confirmation that Hamlin was not dead, or essentially dead, and it was understood that his condition was at best critical.
Both coaches said their teams were not ready to play ball.

I was a competetive athlete
If a player I competed against fell, and paramedics had to come and give him CPR for 10 minutes, when that was over, if a substitute player was then inserted IN to take his place, and I was told to carry on, I would not do so.
I know for sure I would be too shaken to continue.

Of course the game had to end. I was 100% with it. There was no way anyone would have continued.

I was referring to talk of not finishing the game at a later date. That’s ridiculous.

Kierland, continue fucking yourself…as I’m certain no one else will.

Kierland wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 12:07 pm To all: Does your place of work shut down after a work place injury happens because the work isn’t safe?

You’re suggesting the NFL should shut down? Yeah, right.

There is no way to prevent what happened Monday night. It may be found that Hamlin had a predisposition to this type of event. It may have been a perfectly timed and placed impact to his heart. We won’t know for a while. But you can’t prevent episodes like this. The league did a great job responding medically…or so we’re told at this point. It appears they did. Hopefully the young man hasn’t suffered too much damage.

But you finish the game at a later date. The NFL will never be a “safe” work environment.

Booger wrote:There is no way to prevent what happened Monday night. It may be found that Hamlin had a predisposition to this type of event. It may have been a perfectly timed and placed impact to his heart. We won’t know for a while. But you can’t prevent episodes like this.

Yeah.
Higgins did lower his shoulder and solidly impact Hamlin (who is fairly slight, by NFL standards), right in the chest, but it was a tackle that looked very much like 1,000s of tackles we've all seen through the years.

As long as you have tackle football you will have plays like that one.

Shit. I thought this was the Kevin McCarty thread.

mvscal wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 2:57 pm Shit. I thought this was the Kevin McCarty thread.

Booger wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 12:37 pm

Kierland wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 12:07 pm To all: Does your place of work shut down after a work place injury happens because the work isn’t safe?

You’re suggesting the NFL should shut down? Yeah, right.

There is no way to prevent what happened Monday night. It may be found that Hamlin had a predisposition to this type of event. It may have been a perfectly timed and placed impact to his heart. We won’t know for a while. But you can’t prevent episodes like this. The league did a great job responding medically…or so we’re told at this point. It appears they did. Hopefully the young man hasn’t suffered too much damage.

But you finish the game at a later date. The NFL will never be a “safe” work environment.

I’m suggesting your argument was crap. Because it was. There is no need to finish a game in a league that uses a fucking coin to decide tiebreakers.

Another lie.
Funny how everyone cares when I type Nazi just nobody cares when you type leftist ad nauseam. Proof they never really cared about the repetition.

Perhaps the NFL should get Hamlin's opinion on what to do....

Hamlin is now awake & talking with family & friends. Doctors are also saying that there doesn't appear to be any drain bamage.

Kierland wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 6:36 pm Another lie.
Funny how everyone cares when I type Nazi just nobody cares when you type leftist ad nauseam. Proof they never really cared about the repetition.

It's not about use. It's about misuse.

You misuse the word Nazi. Badly. And often.

You can't even define the word, "counselor."

No it’s just you gatekeeping.

mvscal wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 2:57 pm Shit. I thought this was the Kevin McCarty thread.

Why would you think that when this thread isn't titled "Thank You Sir, May I Have Another?"



He's now at loss #7. He's the 1976 Buccaneers of Congress.

Made all the more ridiculous by him moving in to the Speaker's office before they even started voting.

One would think that, at some point, it will occur to him that he doesn't have the votes. He is a complete toolbag, though, so that might complicate his process.

All you right wing tards are that stupid. You included.

mvscal wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 7:46 pm Made all the more ridiculous by him moving in to the Speaker's office before they even started voting.

One would think that, at some point, it will occur to him that he doesn't have the votes. He is a complete toolbag, though, so that might complicate his process.

The bigger question is on whose authority were the metal detectors removed....

Diego in Seattle wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 7:01 pm Perhaps the NFL should get Hamlin's opinion on what to do....

Why?

Hamlin is now awake & talking with family & friends. Doctors are also saying that there doesn't appear to be any drain bamage.

Best news of the day.

Booger wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 11:03 pm

Diego in Seattle wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 7:01 pm Perhaps the NFL should get Hamlin's opinion on what to do....

Why?

Because there is a damn go chance he says play (they can even ask first and hedge their bets) which is what they want then they have cover. You really do just go thru life playing checkers poorly don’t you?

My mistake. I thought Diego was suggesting that Hamlin should be asked about ways to avoid the problem he encountered.

Total misread on my part. Carry on.

Clarification:
Hamlin isn't talking, but writing. He's still hooked up to a ventilator & has to write stuff out, but they're hoping to remove the tube soon.

Docs reporting that he’s doing amazingly well. Looks like he may fully recover.

What a job done by the crews on the field!

Again pretty standard EMT and ER work. While it was nice to get cookies and cards and whatnot from people we saved when I drove an ambulance, we all just thought of it as doing our job.

Kierland wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 11:55 pm Again pretty standard EMT and ER work. While it was nice to get cookies and cards and whatnot from people we saved when I drove an ambulance, we all just thought of it as doing our job.

Kudos for your tour of duty in that capacity.

You were doing your job, but it is appreciated. After I recovered from injuries sustained when a motorist tried to wipe me off the planet, I immediately went to thank the firemen and the ambulance crew who had worked to keep me alive.

Nice of you, they probably appreciated it. It’s just a good idea to not get over your skis in that biz so we took it in stride and humbly moved on. Just thought you might want one insider’s prospective.

Kierland wrote: ↑Fri Jan 06, 2023 12:14 am Nice of you, they probably appreciated it. It’s just a good idea to not get over your skis in that biz so we took it in stride and humbly moved on. Just thought you might want one insider’s prospective.

Rack your attitude toward the work. I understand it.

Those guys still owe me for the brand new pair of jeans they cut up checking for lower extremity injuries!

Diego in Seattle wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 7:37 pm
He's now at loss #7. He's the 1976 Buccaneers of Congress.

Up to ten now. The record is 133. I think he can do it.

Booger wrote: ↑Fri Jan 06, 2023 12:20 am

Kierland wrote: ↑Fri Jan 06, 2023 12:14 am Nice of you, they probably appreciated it. It’s just a good idea to not get over your skis in that biz so we took it in stride and humbly moved on. Just thought you might want one insider’s prospective.

Rack your attitude toward the work. I understand it.

Those guys still owe me for the brand new pair of jeans they cut up checking for lower extremity injuries!

Cut off a ladies Gucci purse that was wrapped around her broken arm once. My boss rightfully told her to sue, of course no lawyer (no matter how corrupt or stupid) is taking that case. The bigger worry is “He sexually assaulted me cause I woke up without my bra” allegations.

Very encouraging news!

The NFL announced that the BUF @ CIN game will not be played.

They are still discussing playoff circumstances and format.

Seems possible/likely that a potential AFC title game between KC and BUF will be played at a neutral site.

Someone's fan base will not be too happy about that.


Still -----> developing.

https://apnews.com/article/kansas-city- ... 9eb48f3233

kcdave wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 10:24 am Whatever is determined will set a precedent.
While this flukey scenario of a guy suffering heart stoppage
won't likely happen again in our or even our kids lifetimes,
the new breed of players will likely want to pack up and go
home when traditionally teams have played on... i.e.
significant injuries the likes of Theismann or Dennis Bird.

This isn't on the players, they would have played on Tuesday - or I'm guessing they would have carried on Monday if they were told to. It's the league being aware of public relations and they're right. It's the new attitude outside of the league calling the shots, it would have been a PR disaster.

Dr_Phibes wrote: ↑Fri Jan 06, 2023 4:55 am This isn't on the players, they would have played on Tuesday

I have not heard or read a single report of players wanting to play Tuesday.
I have seen and read plenty about them not even wanting to play this weekends
games. I have also read ad nauseam of gals and bills players with their
thoughts and prayers and a general all around circle jerk.

Dr_Phibes wrote: ↑Fri Jan 06, 2023 4:55 am

kcdave wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 10:24 am Whatever is determined will set a precedent.
While this flukey scenario of a guy suffering heart stoppage
won't likely happen again in our or even our kids lifetimes,
the new breed of players will likely want to pack up and go
home when traditionally teams have played on... i.e.
significant injuries the likes of Theismann or Dennis Bird.

This isn't on the players, they would have played on Tuesday - or I'm guessing they would have carried on Monday if they were told to. It's the league being aware of public relations and they're right. It's the new attitude outside of the league calling the shots, it would have been a PR disaster.

The JFK assassination might have played into this decision as well.

kcdave wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 12:27 am
To hell with that.
Also, to hell with a report I saw earlier today about removing 1 Chiefs victory
to even things up so that the Cincy - Buff outcome is no longer needed.

Actually, you can remove 2 Chiefs victories because Buffalo and Cincinnati both beat the shit out you in the regular season.

Piss off, whinger.

JPGettysburg wrote: ↑Sun Jan 08, 2023 2:37 pm It's called common sense and logic.
Jackie Kennedy wanted the NFL to resume as normal.
And you can bet your ass that his family would've wanted the game to have resumed in a few days.
Only left-wing scumbag control freaks wanted total stoppage, just like they wanted total shutdown during covid, along with mandatory needles, forcibly strapped down if need be.
Of course a good old fashioned civil war would take care of these left-wing totalitarian sociopaths.

You are insufferable. Which shit poster from T1B/tards.net are you again?

It’s not that you are rookie, it’s that you are a stupid, boring, lying, orange Nazi fuckpillow.