TheBrownBear

Josh shaking cobwebs again after that hit. Second time I've seen him do that today

I'm okay with us trading Moss for this.

TRE!!!!!!!

Jesus. They are straight up kicking our azz.

Mac Jones slicing us up.

Getting outcoached today. That's pretty clear. And I've been patient and haven't criticized Dorsey this year, but I'm really starting to believe he's a problem and may need to be replaced. Kind of reminds me of 2003 Kevin Gilbride. Everything slow to develop and way too downfield oriented.

He holds the ball forever. He's not processing things efficiently. He's been pretty bad since the Green Bay game outside of the first NE and Miami games if we are being honest.

Josh concussed?

Ugh

Everything feels oddly dead/subdued on TV. Not a lot of juice right now.

I knew he was going to be okay once they revived him. I truly believed that. So happy to see him looking great! Can't wait til he's back with his teammates! 🙂

Nice of the Raiders to start their offseason a week early.

I agree it's the fairest solution, but it's tough to stomach the Chiefs benefitting the most from it, especially since they've looked like crap while barely beating one cupcake after another for much of the second half of the season.

Brownie (Chris Brown)

The more I think about it, the more I believe that the NFL got this absolutely right. They were right to cancel the game and this seeding solution is about as equitable as it gets given the circumstances.

Is that not happening? I would think the Bills/Cincy game should definitely be on a neutral field. Doesn't seem fair otherwise.

Surprised the NFL didn't move the entire AFC playoffs to Qatar. They could grow the game, great weather this time of year, bunch of empty stadiums and no worries about bad behavior from drunken fans.

Would there be any possibility of him making it all the way to us on waivers? I can't see that happening.

Exactly. They will run a bunch of tests to rule out potential underlying causes, probably starting with an echocardiogram ASAP. If they can't find anything and they come to a determination that it was most likely caused by the hit itself (commotio cordis), then I'd say there's a decent chance that Damar Hamlin is back on the field for training camp, assuming he hasn't suffered any longterm organ damage (for instance, his lungs).

This morning our local San Diego radio guys were playing his audio from yesterday and pumping him up as the Coach of the Year.

There've been studies on the power of "prayer" and there seems to be something to it, placebo or otherwise. Whether it's actual religious prayer or just positive thoughts, well wishes, etc., I'm a firm believer that putting that positive energy/love out there for our fellow man makes a difference, however small it may be.

Throw out the moment of silence. This is now a time to celebrate his recovery, not mourn his potential loss.

For sure, it's best to exercise caution with our hopes (and Damar's health) at the moment, but it's not completely beyond the realm of possibility. I absolutely expect him back on the sidelines (as a spectator) by our first playoff game. I mentioned it earlier in the thread, but my 65 year old Dad went into cardiac arrest and was without a pulse for 12 minutes as CPR was administered. They finally brought him back from the dead after numerous AED shocks and chest compressions and he went through all the same things Damar has in his care. Once he woke up and the tube was pulled, he was out of the hospital within 36 hours and he was playing a full round of golf within a week of discharge. He's still with us and winning club championships. If my out of shape Dad can bounce back quickly, then I believe Damar will too.

I like this idea a lot. Agree with the others that it shouldn't be played in a dome.

I ran a 7.11 last week. Actually, I walked to 7/11 to grab some chili nachos and a 25 oz Budweiser Chelada, but I did walk there.