Colts / NFL Game Thread

[rcbowla 7,366]

Yeah I'm not getting the hate on Raimman's play. Dude far exceeded any realistic expectations you could have had for him. He was expected to be a project to contribute later. You want to have a problem with someone(s) it's your Pro Bowlers Q and R. Kelly. And well Pryor earlier in the year obviously.

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[LamarCheeks 20,563]

Scary situation in this MNF game. 

Damar Hamlin made a tackle, started to walk away, then collapsed. Apparently, he was receiving CPR on the field. Cannot imagine what happened.

I switched over to PU-Rutgers while he was hurt, so I didn't see all that. They're temporarily suspending the game. 

Players were crying on the field.

Prayers to this young man. 

[RaceToTheTop 27,760]

3 minutes ago, LamarCheeks said:

Scary situation in this MNF game. 

Damar Hamlin made a tackle, started to walk away, then collapsed. Apparently, he was receiving CPR on the field. Cannot imagine what happened.

I switched over to PU-Rutgers while he was hurt. They're temporarily suspending the game. 

Players were crying on the field.

Prayers to this young man. 

Saw the video.  He made a tackle, kind of took a shoulder pad to the just.  Stood up, was unsteady and then fell to the ground.  Kind of looked like he his body seized up.

[rcbowla 7,366]

Used a defib on him on the field apparently. Not good. No chance they can finish this game.

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[Loaded Chicken Sandwich 8,979]

Just gotta keep praying. 

[LamarCheeks 20,563]

Seems as if he took a hit at the chest at exactly the wrong time -- maybe. No idea. Didn't seem like a head/neck injury. 

You hate to speculate on what might/might not have happened. But I think ESPN needs to get a medical expert on to discuss possible scenarios. There are just a bunch of laypeople talking that have no idea what's going on. 

This is such a strange situation. 

[RaceToTheTop 27,760]

Reports seemed to be out that when he was left in the ambulance he had a pulse but was not breathing on his own.

[LamarCheeks 20,563]

Game won't be finished tonight. 

Wonder what took so long to come to that conclusion. 

[RaceToTheTop 27,760]

Fox Cincinnati sports reporter Tricia Macke tweeted that he has been intubated and is listed in critical condition.

[Loaded Chicken Sandwich 8,979]

4 minutes ago, LamarCheeks said:

Game won't be finished tonight. 

Wonder what took so long to come to that conclusion. 

NFL was trying to figure out how to keep the game going so they can make their money. 

[KingPG21 6,587]

Thoughts and prayers for Damar, and all his loved ones. 

[KingPG21 6,587]

If the rumors are true about the NFL wanting them to get back out there and play. **** this league. Seriously what a bunch of morons who make decisions

 

Again if that rumor is true, kudos to the coaches for not being completely clueless 

[Hoosierfan2017 22,769]

7 minutes ago, KingPG21 said:

If the rumors are true about the NFL wanting them to get back out there and play. **** this league. Seriously what a bunch of morons who make decisions

 

Again if that rumor is true, kudos to the coaches for not being completely clueless 

During the broadcast the announcers said the teams would get 5 minutes before starting the game back up. 

[KingPG21 6,587]

16 minutes ago, Hoosierfan2017 said:

During the broadcast the announcers said the teams would get 5 minutes before starting the game back up. 

What a joke. Kudos to the coaches

[RaceToTheTop 27,760]

Honestly, don’t try to play the game.  Will be a little while before they even know if Hamlin is going to be okay.  So two teams play 16 games….so what.

[LamarCheeks 20,563]

Saffold is a Hoosier who plays for Buffalo ... 
 

 

[Hovadipo 58,784]

Other than the 5-minute warmup deal (which still wasn't the end of the world, if even a little insensitive..."they" can make that call all day and the coaches and players can still say no) I thought the NFL handled the whole process last night really well. The teams too, obviously. It isn't always as easy as "make the right call, NOW".

Good thread above on how well the NFL handled it. We don't always need to find someone to be mad at in extreme circumstances.

[Alford Bailey 12,701]

11 hours ago, RaceToTheTop said:

Honestly, don’t try to play the game.  Will be a little while before they even know if Hamlin is going to be okay.  So two teams play 16 games….so what.

Huge playoff implications though

[Alford Bailey 12,701]

48 minutes ago, Hovadipo said:

Other than the 5-minute warmup deal (which still wasn't the end of the world, if even a little insensitive..."they" can make that call all day and the coaches and players can still say no) I thought the NFL handled the whole process last night really well. The teams too, obviously. It isn't always as easy as "make the right call, NOW".

Good thread above on how well the NFL handled it. We don't always need to find someone to be mad at in extreme circumstances.

Agreed. Sending a stadium full of people(many of whom were inebriated) out in the streets 2 hrs before support staff are expected could be problematic.

[Certified Sunshine Pumper 9,836]

5 hours ago, Hovadipo said:

Other than the 5-minute warmup deal (which still wasn't the end of the world, if even a little insensitive..."they" can make that call all day and the coaches and players can still say no) I thought the NFL handled the whole process last night really well. The teams too, obviously. It isn't always as easy as "make the right call, NOW".

Good thread above on how well the NFL handled it. We don't always need to find someone to be mad at in extreme circumstances.

Thank you!!!!!!!!