Damar Hamlin

[HelmutVII]

Just curious what makes you say think that?

I would move on if it would be me.

[Turbine]

Just curious what makes you say think that?

Don't play Russian Roulette.

[Cajun Monkee]

In the past, we always heard that football players almost preferred getting their bells ring (knocked out) over a knee injury, due to the timetable of coming back.

Now we’ve entered a whole new realm. The results of this were immediate and we don’t know what the long-term consequences are going to be.

Had a conversation yesterday with somebody who said the NFL better hope it’s a situation unique to Damar and not something that can happen to anybody at any given time, albeit this might be the first time we’ve ever seen this.

Is it going to change folks outlooks on playing?

On a sidenote, and admittedly, selfish one, I think we might be seeing a drastic change in a piece of americana that we all identify with.

[cajun4life]

https://twitter.com/drsimonegold/sta...Kg5A-7U_YeuqNw

[R1Letterman]

Thanks for the clarity.

very true! cant believe i never heard before it dileneated that those are two separate things.

but the item i see left out of the discussion is the game in december where he was ejected for targeting. could he have had some effects from that blow to the head he caused and didnt know. Also the league was contemplating to suspend him and didnt, hmmm.

[Big Buds]

https://twitter.com/drsimonegold/sta...Kg5A-7U_YeuqNw

You’re going to make a lot of people on here upset. You’ll probably get cancelled for questioning the cause of this awful situation. Just stay in line and do as you’re told. Otherwise, you will be called names like stupid or creep. Just stick with the mainstream narrative.

[BabbForHeisman]

https://twitter.com/drsimonegold/sta...Kg5A-7U_YeuqNw

That's some really scary stuff. As this trend continues, I'm sure it will get even more attention than it already has.

For perspective, data shows that 2-4% of athletes who have had covid then have myocarditis. In case anyone is curious, the number for the vaccine is 0.0057%.

We're definitely in a new world post-covid, that's for sure.

[R1Letterman]

you need to breakdown the overall rate by 18-30 age group and factor in athletes vaxxed at 99% which is way higher than their age cohort

also which percentage of those in the denominator were actually checked for myocarditis? To say someone doesnt have it if they have never been checked or presented yet with symptons doesnt sound like a good study

[cajun4life]

That's some really scary stuff. As this trend continues, I'm sure it will get even more attention than it already has.

For perspective, data shows that 2-4% of athletes who have had covid then have myocarditis. In case anyone is curious, the number for the vaccine is 0.0057%.

We're definitely in a new world post-covid, that's for sure.

sheeple….also, I am vaccinated myself. But, that doesn’t mean it’s not the root cause.

[CajunEXPRESS]

In the past, we always heard that football players almost preferred getting their bells ring (knocked out) over a knee injury, due to the timetable of coming back.

Now we’ve entered a whole new realm. The results of this were immediate and we don’t know what the long-term consequences are going to be.

Had a conversation yesterday with somebody who said the NFL better hope it’s a situation unique to Damar and not something that can happen to anybody at any given time, albeit this might be the first time we’ve ever seen this.

Is it going to change folks outlooks on playing?

On a sidenote, and admittedly, selfish one, I think we might be seeing a drastic change in a piece of americana that we all identify with.

Has America stopped watching boxing, MMA fights? Both more likely to cause sudden death, and CTE syndrome than football. Why is football uniquely held to a higher standard?