MexicanJumpingBeans
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Reminds me of Miklos Feher's collapse back in 2004
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Former NFL player Uche Nwaneri was found dead froim sudden heart failure a couple days ago. He was 38. Something isn't normal about all these healthy young people just dropping dead.Some comments on YouTube videos showing the tackle are mentioning SADS/covid vaccine. Going forward, we can probably expect conspiracy theories and a lot of "fact-checking" on the internet. It's a sad ordeal, especially since that didn't look like a tackle that could cause such grievous injury.
It's the only time just about ever their job rises to something more difficult than "regurgitate trendy hot takes for attention", I can't hate on Schefter or Booger having a hard time being entertaining over dead air while a man just about died on a football field.The dumb ESPN commentators trying desperately to fill dead-air.
"Look how amazing this shared concern across team lines and the fans are being so respectful blah blah blah faggot shit".The dumb ESPN commentators trying desperately to fill dead-air.
At least you're learning, fren.My apologies for derailing things with the vaccine comments. My newfag-ness got the better of me. Thoughts and prayers to Hamlin. I hate to see promising players go down.
The fact that his career survived fake-outing Aikman as gay instead of an over-concussed redneck is perhaps the most total indictment of what it takes to succeed in sports media.https://twitter.com/RealSkipBayless/status/1610101204687949827?s=20&t=maXa9iGowNhgwY7qnOabvg
Speaking of trendy hot takes for attention, here's Skip with a braindead one.
Looks like a freak thing where Boyd's shoulder nails him right in the heart area.That didn't even look like that hard a tackle, was that just one of those freak hits that gets a player right between heartbeats and short-circuits the whole operation? CPR, both teams freaking out on camera, the game delayed for 5 and then suspended on a temporary basis? Something real bad went down with poor Hamlin. Here's hoping the paddles of life and an extended hospital stay can get him right.
I wouldn't want to swap places with anybody working in the NYC office tonight. Goodell's gotta be pacing around the floor with his hair on fire right now.
There's commotio cordis but that would be like a one in a billion chance through pads and the fact that he's 24. It usually affects JV athletes. That's when blunt force trauma to the chest stops your heart and you get that AED out on the field immediately to restart it.That didn't even look like that hard a tackle, was that just one of those freak hits that gets a player right between heartbeats and short-circuits the whole operation?
Is that not what happened?That's when blunt force trauma to the chest stops your heart and you get that AED out on the field immediately to restart it.
That is probably what happened, but if the people saying they gave him CPR for 10 minutes are right, he isn't among the living. I refuse to believe there wasn't an AED somewhere on the sidelines.Very likely not dead. My brother is a medic and training paramedic and he claimed it's probably commotio cordis, a rare form of instant heart attack that comes after a hard hit to the chest. This is usually survivable if aid is rendered immediately (as it was).
I couldn't really tell what was going on when it happened because of camera angles but if it was they should've got a pulse back immediately once they shocked him. That doesn't really jive with 9 minutes of CPR.Is that not what happened?