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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by hitta I want to play Taysom. You either get a giant spark or you are drafting in a good position. Per Underhill- JW didn’t practice again today. Dalton is probably the guy on Sunday & TH the ...

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Old 09-30-2022, 09:20 AM   #81
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Originally Posted by hitta View Post
I want to play Taysom. You either get a giant spark or you are drafting in a good position.
Per Underhill- JW didn’t practice again today.

Dalton is probably the guy on Sunday & TH the “emergency” QB.
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Old 09-30-2022, 10:48 AM   #82
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Originally Posted by neugey View Post
NFL is just as liable as the Dolphins. Should have gotten rid of Thursday Night Football while they were getting rid of the Pro Bowl!!!
The scene at last night's game was appalling. The NFL and the Dolphins are culpable for any symptoms Tua suffers from now until the day he passes away.
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Old 09-30-2022, 05:17 PM   #83
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Originally Posted by AsylumGuido View Post
Do you have a link to the play? No doubt you have seen it multiple times to deem it cringeworthy.

While you are at it, do you have the video of the play where Winston injured the other WR?

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Didn't have to see it multiple times It hurt to watch it happen. But yeah, if remembering correctly it was on replay mulptiple times. I forget the play but after the bad pass MT was limping and now is out for this game.
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Old 09-30-2022, 08:44 PM   #84
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Originally Posted by hitta View Post
I want to play Taysom. You either get a giant spark or you are drafting in a good position.
We can't draft in a good position. Some idiot accountant named Mickey Loomis traded our 1st round pick. Philly gets a good draft position if we lose.
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Old 09-30-2022, 11:04 PM   #85
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We can't draft in a good position. Some idiot accountant named Mickey Loomis traded our 1st round pick. Philly gets a good draft position if we lose.


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Dalton will choke
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Dalton will choke
So will you. Lol
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Originally Posted by SmashMouth View Post
If QBs are getting injured like this, there are rules in place to protect QBs already. What is different that refs aren't calling to protect QBs?
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Not sure if you saw the highlights from Tua last week, but Miami had no business having him play TONIGHT. Just four days ago he suffered a concussion (although they claimed he was just dazed) .

IMO the Dolphins lied about his current condition. That's a shame.

A 4 day turnaround time from head trauma/concussion? C'mon Miami, what are you doing?
Originally Posted by neugey View Post
NFL is just as liable as the Dolphins. Should have gotten rid of Thursday Night Football while they were getting rid of the Pro Bowl!!!
Originally Posted by iceshack149 View Post
The scene at last night's game was appalling. The NFL and the Dolphins are culpable for any symptoms Tua suffers from now until the day he passes away.
What is decorticate posturing?
Decorticate posturing — a sign of severe damage to the brain — is a specific type of involuntary abnormal posturing of a person. Decorticate posture is stiff with legs held out straight, fists clenched, and arms bent to hold the hands on the chest.
Causes of decorticate posturing


Decorticate posture can be caused by a number of conditions, including:
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...aYrkneuGbqCsbG
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Old 10-01-2022, 10:56 AM   #89
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It’s probably not going to be a popular opinion, but I have no problem with what Miami did. I seriously doubt they had to twist Tua’s arm to have him play. He likely was fighting as hard as he could to play.

He passed concussion protocols that the NFL and NFLPA set in place by mutual agreement. It was a rather freakish play that spun him down to the ground for a hard hit. I’ve seen no evidence or statement yet that the issues he had in the Sunday game and anything whatsoever to do with what happened Thursday night. This is a violent game played by the biggest, strongest, fastest athletes on the planet and Tua was an unfortunate, but very willing, participant.
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Old 10-01-2022, 11:35 AM   #90
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It’s probably not going to be a popular opinion, but I have no problem with what Miami did. I seriously doubt they had to twist Tua’s arm to have him play. He likely was fighting as hard as he could to play.

He passed concussion protocols that the NFL and NFLPA set in place by mutual agreement. It was a rather freakish play that spun him down to the ground for a hard hit. I’ve seen no evidence or statement yet that the issues he had in the Sunday game and anything whatsoever to do with what happened Thursday night. This is a violent game played by the biggest, strongest, fastest athletes on the planet and Tua was an unfortunate, but very willing, participant.
I agree completely. The NFL has always been a violent, dangerous game. Dozens of rules have been put in place to make it less so. The critique pendulum rocks back and forth between the game becoming to soft and resembling two hand touch to being too uncaring and dismissive of the safety of the players. The game is what it is and the players all know what they have spent the early parts of their lives preparing for may bring. For this they are paid handsomely.
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