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re: I present to the rant: Brian Kelly is more dangerous than Dallas Turner
Posted on 11/6/23 at 12:23 pm to BIGJLAW
Posted on 11/6/23 at 12:23 pm to BIGJLAW
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You are right, my opinion is my opinion.
BUT the point remains that JD didnt know what stadium he was in and your HC and medical team sent him in with the mindset to attempt to win a game that you were already two scores behind.
Every single part of this statement is pure opinion.
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If JD hadn't stayed in the medical tent until after the game your point would be valid but you are just too afraid to admit the truth.
Again, you seem baffled by the fact that concussion symptoms aren't always immediate.
At this point, you're basically saying the sky is red (based on your opinion) and then you're asking why no one is worried that the sky is red.
Just because you think the sky is red doesn't mean it's red, the sky is still blue.
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Posted on 11/6/23 at 12:31 pm to SidewalkTiger
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Again, you seem baffled by the fact that concussion symptoms aren't always immediate.
At this point, you're basically saying the sky is red (based on your opinion) and then you're asking why no one is worried that the sky is red.
Just because you think the sky is red doesn't mean it's red, the sky is still blue.
Dude whatever, your deflection is glorious.
Anyone with even a small brain could see when JD got up, was shaking his head and his eyes were crossed, he was not in good shape, that is not opinion but fact. AND fact is that your HC and medical team can't determine that with what they just saw is more of an indication that they would rather win than player safety.
Posted on 11/6/23 at 12:31 pm to SidewalkTiger
I agree with you that concussion symptoms aren't always immediate, but are you suggesting that JD5 didn't warrant an additional look before returning to the game? The amount of time that passed between him laying on the turf, and returning to the game was nowhere near enough time for a concussion examination / test. If we want to argue player safety so seriously in regards to the hit, shouldn't we argue it seriously in regards to returning to live contact? You can't say the hit was dangerous, and the immediate return to the game wasn't...
This post was edited on 11/6/23 at 12:37 pm
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