Bob Jones

LMAO...are you kidding me? Bills D is garbage.

Unless the Bills D starts playing way differently than they have been the last few games, this team is getting nowhere near the Lombardi trophy.

Foot did not touch. Seems obvious.

Ball was loose before he propelled it forward. Very obvious on the replay.

So by your definition here, I just saw a blindside block on that TD return. And it was easily seen by everybody.

It wasn't anywhere close to a blindside. Both guys were running north/south, right at each other.

That was another terrible PI call.

You gotta be kidding me with that national anthem in Jax! WTF!? LOL

Does RG Griffin have that Hamlin jersey on backwards? Looks really weird with the name in front.

The Raiders defense is not good. Their bad tackling reminds me of the Bills D, at times. Calling a 42-10 final score.

Yes, and yes. The Raiders offense is not near as good as the Bills though.

Only ONE of the two defenders go toward PM, and the other one stay back and cover the WR. Instead, two guys both went to PM. Seems obvious, no?

Agree. Very puzzling how nothing has been said about Kim P. since she disappeared about 6 months ago, and no one in the Buffalo media seems to care to ask about her.

Just seeing this great news re DH! Hopefully his heart is in good condition, and he can move forward and live a normal life.

So did McD go to the hospital on Monday night? I'm assuming yes, but didn't see or hear that confirmed anywhere. The hospital seemed to be continuously staked out by media since shortly after DH was wheeled in there.

Im new to posting here, but have been lurking for a long while, and I'd say that about 99% of posts in every thread in this forum are speculation and/or opinion.

What leads you to that conclusion? To my knowledge this is the first time it's ever happened....at the pro or college level. And I'm quite certain that players have been taking hard shots to the chest since they first started playing football 100+ years ago. The bottom line is that at this moment, no one really knows what contributed to Hamlins heart going haywire. It's all just speculation.

And a lot of them do it every day, every week, all year long, for many years, or even decades. Great post, btw.

Don't think the NFL will institute any type of rule change, but as others have said, just ensure that response teams are trained and ready to go immediately. Seems like a lot of people in this thread are sure that this was commotio cordis, when that really is just speculation at this point. Sure, it could be that, but it also could be some other cause too. Regarding CC, saw this online today: Commotio Cordis is exceptionally rare. A 2012 paper reported that it occurred fewer than 20 times a year in the United States. Even that figure overstates the likelihood that Hamlin suffered the injury, because it is generally occurs in preteen and teen boys, not adult men, and not in football but in sports that use a puck or a ball like hockey or baseball. In 2013, researchers reported that 243 high school and college football players had died between 1990 and 2010. Seven of those deaths resulted from commotio cordis, for an average rate of 1 death per 3 million players. I dunno, maybe we wait and see before we come to "concrete" conclusions?

So it definitely could adversely affect other teams, so I guess "by the rules", it should be scheduled to be resumed.

I read either in this thread or another thread in here that NFL rules and bylaws MANDATE that the league commissioner must reschedule this game so it can be resumed. Is this not true? Not seeing much discussion about this in here.

What if Hamlin stays alive, but doesn't come out of this "well?" Or God forbid, passes. What should the Bills do? Just voluntarily end their season?

Just curious....is the NFL refunding money to people who went to the game last night and saw less than 25% of said game? If it was a concert, pretty sure they would be doing that.

I mean Bills players go on road trips to Syracuse, in the winter, to watch college basketball, so.....🤔

Wow. So I’m guessing they were allowed to use the Thruway to get from Rochester to the Buffalo airport, and then they were all allowed to individually drive home from the airport to their homes in OP (or the south towns), while everybody else is locked down at home, and there is a standing traffic ban, with threats of arrest for being out on the roads!? Just Wow! Rules are for suckers, not NFL organizations, I guess. 🙄