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Re: Fairley has possible career ending heart condition
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Even Belichick let Wilfork go because of how much mass & ass he'd swole... Seriously, even without Fairley, we're looking at a talented, young rotation of Rankins, Davison, Onyemata, Zimmer and maybe Maybry - that's not too bad... We're not gonna find a free agent who could be an improvement over what we've got on the roster now... |
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I agree we still have talent, but it appears Nick won't be on the roster. Wilfork came to mind then I looked at his numbers....the Texans D was good but he was not. Tony McDaniel?
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Might come down to this:
Non-Football Injury List (NFI) – This list is available for players who are injured or have an illness that is not related to football activities. The NFL and NFLPA have agreed that any injury – even workout or conditioning injuries – that occur away from the team’s facilities are considered “Non-football”. If a player is placed in NFI, he will not be paid while he remains on NFI. NFI works similarly to PUP, in that the player must sit out the first 6 weeks of the season and cannot practice with the time during that time. After week 6, the player can practice with the team for 3 weeks and must be activated to the 53-man roster by week 9. If the player isn’t ready to return by week 9, he can remain on NFI or be placed on IR. If he remains on NFI, he continues to be unpaid. If he is placed on IR, he will be paid for the remainder of the season. |
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I'm prepared for the worst but hoping for the best with Nick and his health. |
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Probably misspoke when they said "enlarged heart." Enlarged heart is a general term that is most often the result of heart failure. Unlikely but not impossible.
They probably mean hypertrophied heart, in which the myocardium thickens past normal variance to the point where the it causes the chambers to reduce in size. The smaller heart chambers can't efficiently pump the amount of blood the body requires, so it tries to compensate by increasing the heart rate. Anyway, eventually it will wear out and/or could develop an arrhythmia trying to keep up with the demand. (Which at these later stages if left untreated will lead to heart failure, and subsequent "enlargement" of the heart.) Either way, not as easy to deal with as holes in the heart. |
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From any angle, this is serious.
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So Nick's career is over, do we still have to pay him?
Good luck staying healthy Nick, this doesn't sound good at all. |
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