ArtVandalay

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/01/06/report-indianapolis-turns-down-nfls-request-to-host-afc-championship-game-if-needed/ Details on Indy turning down offer to host they have a volleyball event starting 30k with 7k hotels booked already

Bengals will beat KC of they play.

You need to watch the entirety but the first part is the best piece the first 8-9 minutes. The Buffalo Bills are at a cross roads where they will either be broken or galvanized. These players and coaches have faced adversity throughout their lives age their careers to get to this point, it's a dog fight, but the latest event really cut them, but the cut is the final part of the process is creating a diamond. I feel this team comes together and throttles their competition moving forward. There's nothing in a game that can happen that will shake them. Getting Hamlin back in the building and and around the team will be huge during playoffs if that happens in time. Recycle your pain into a Super Bowl.

Its almost like playing less games and all games at home helps you 😄

You're right, you're not that team anymore, you're the team that should have lost to the Patriots last week before that gift of a fumble. The Bills have lost 3 games this year by a total of 8 points. The sheer confidence you have that the Bengals were going to win that game is pretty comical. The NFL has approved plans for neutral site in the AFCC in event that game mattered, so no, you aren't getting screwed the league literally went out of their way to make that game fair. Good sportsmanship by the Bengals, but don't forget their players didn't want to play either and your QB also stated that some of your guys didn't even want to play this weekend... before agreeing to stop play your coach should have gotten agreement on future resumption or forfeit, that's on him. I hope we get a Bills v Bengals AFCC, and it will be neutral site if so most likely.

There were fans on this board with their panties in a bunch over fans throwing snowballs vs Miami.. they are really going to be clutching the pearls reading this thread...

Because that's too simple and wouldn't give fans enough credit for their charitable efforts.

Let Hamlin decide who wins.

Wow firing another black coach so quickly. He'll be in trouble.

You're right, they'll be to be in the mix, even so i don't see it with what happened in Philadelphia

Does your mom know you are talking like that online? If she doesn't take your internet away, I will when I get home tonight. Go to your room little boy.

Because the Bills were super bowl favorites this year, they are an established team and front runner. COY doesn't fall short of expectations. Eagles are a much improved team and actually have haf a better record than the Bills throughout the year. They are about to clinch #1 seed despite losing their starting QB. He's an offensive coach and they have even put up more points than us despite us having Josh Allen. What he's done with Hurts development is incredible.

Only if he wins the Super Bowl. As of now it is Sirianni.

This was just as bad as the Gronk party on Tre but because of the bromance with the Bengals no one wants to call it out. F that guy. Bush league play.

At no point in anything I said could that remotely be a reasonable takeaway. It's a childish strawman.

So Josh Allen plays the day after his grandmother died. Many other athletes, like Brett Favre played a day after his dad died. Redskins played 2 days after Sean Taylor died. The league pushed pause for 1 weekend then resumed after 9/11 attacks. The Bruins played 2 days after the marathon bombing. ...but the Bills need 2 weeks off for a teammate that suffered a medical emergency and is alive recovering in the hospital?? This is going too far. Feel terrible for Hamlin and wish him a full recovery but spending weeks wallowing in self-pity is not healthy nor appropriate. Awful things happen in the course of life, things we wish never came upon us but that is not for us to decide, all we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us.

Ray Lewis was wrongfully accused on murder by his team had finished playing already.

Okay sorry, the article you are referring to, sorry that distinction upset you. I did read what you posted and was talking to the content in it and measures that have taken place to improve survival. Updated info posted, which contains the 58% survival i recently referred to. No need to be defensive or upset. Lots of info floating around some old and ever changing outside of what people are accustomed to discussing.

I know and the article that was quoted was from 97-98. Old info. I posted the updated, measures like AED installs have increased survival to 58% https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1547527112012544

See updated info above, your article is out of date.

You're quoting old information from 97-98. Much has changed in 25 years. Here is the updated 58% figure i stated before that i recalled. The increase of AED devices has been a key contribution. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1547527112012544

Because little league games and other youth events don't have a team of physicians on hand and there has been a very popular movement the past 10+ years to get AEDs placed at parks and more areas due to deaths that have occurred. My previous workplace actually installed one and volunteered was selectedto be trained and certified with it. I'm not saying in 90% of the other cases there was no equipment and personnel, however, there commonly is not and that's why the movements for heart healthy communities exist. Let alone the teams and trauma procedures on hand at NFL have just are flat out not there for other events/games and understandably so.

That 10% survival is incredibly misleading because of the delay of medical attention and AED equipment in most cases. Hamlin has immediate professional care and an AED on hand. Survival rate far different if I recall survival for him is around 58% but don't quote me on it.

Each team sends forth their best Madden player, they play with active rosters. Problem solved.

If there were boos I wouldn't blame the fans because they probably didn't fully understand what was happening. Monday night game, paying a ton of money to go, waiting through entry, parking, etc... game just got started... good chance they thought it was some sort of head injury that we see all too often and grown accustomed to, and not knowing everything else that transpired. I'd give those people the benefit of doubt considering how unprecedented this was.