And the Bills and Bengals will meet in said season, again in Cincinnati...
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PGage, April 18th:
UPDATE:
NFL announced today Hamlin has been cleared by three different physicians
to return to professional football. Each agreed his heart stopped due to
commotio
cordis, which is what most
UPDATE:
NFL announced today Hamlin has been cleared by three different physicians
to return to professional football. Each agreed his heart stopped due
to commotio
cordis, which is what most medical folks watching live thought.
Very happy for the young man, and while it might seem surprising and
> Goodell tries to set record straight on whether teams were told to warm
up
> to re-start the game, but really doesn’t.
>
> Still seems to me that lower level league officials did give the 5 min
> warning, and tell ESPN they had done it, while upper level management was
> still trying to figure
but I'll look into it
> and I'll follow up if I find any solid proof either way.
>
> Doug Fields
> Tampa, FL
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Subject: Re: [TV orNotTV] Re: How ESPN Covered MNF Medical Emergency I made the
statement based on my read of this NFL.com article.
https://www.nfl.com/news/bills-to-honor-damar-hamlin-medical-staff-patriots-game-pay-salary
into it and I'll follow
up if I find any solid proof either way.
Doug Fields
Tampa, FL
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I made
gt;
>
> Sent on my Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G.
>
>
> Original message
> From: Tom Wolper
> Date: 1/8/23 15:57 (GMT-08:00)
> To: tvornottv@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: [TV orNotTV] Re: How ESPN Covered MNF Medical Emergency
>
> I’ve seen that Hamlin is on
FE 5G.
>
>
> Original message
> From: Tom Wolper
> Date: 1/8/23 15:57 (GMT-08:00)
> To: tvornottv@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: [TV orNotTV] Re: How ESPN Covered MNF Medical Emergency
>
> I’ve seen that Hamlin is on IR and the Bills said they will pay
on its own website.This may be specific
to rookie contracts, I don't know.DavidSent on my Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G.
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orNotTV] Re: How ESPN Covered MNF Medical Emergency
official roster status has been
> changed yet at this point).
>
> Doug Fields
> Tampa, FL
>
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Subject: Re: [TV orNotTV] Re: How ESPN Covered MNF Medical Emergency
A brief check of the NFL home page this morning echoes this approach. A lot of
organized celebration to make it look like the league isn't patting itself on
the back for avoiding wo
A brief check of the NFL home page this morning echoes this approach. A lot
of organized celebration to make it look like the league isn't patting itself
on the back for avoiding worse optics. That the Bills are doing a lot to
recognize Hamlin makes sense to me. The league-wide celebrations
I gave ESPN good marks for how they handled Damar Hamlin’s dramatic and
life threatening injury last Monday Night. I give them much lower marks for
how they handled Saturday’s games. With the very welcome news of positive
developments for Hamlin (who still has a long way to go), ESPN switched
from
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