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The ramifications of Luke's injury are enormous.

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7 hours ago, thomas96 said:

Not a single Panthers will retire at the end of the year. Not even Oher. Calm down.

 

If you think that there is zero chance that Oher retires, you may want to rethink that. He has been out almost 2 months. He may never come back.

 

4 hours ago, hepcat said:

We probably won't see the aftershocks of this era of football for another 20 years. When all the information about the long term effects of football trickles down to the small towns across the country, football will change. All the mothers of potential players who see these concussions take their toll will think twice before letting their son play football. When people keep seeingwhat happened to Luke last night, and will continue to happen, that will change things.

 

There are too many kids like TD, where football is there only way out. Football is their escape. They are willing to take the chance of injury to provide for their family.

 

Yes there will be parents that won't let their kids play, but there a poo ton of kids out there that need football. If only for the education college provides, and not the money of the NFL. But the NFL is still the dream for a lot of under privileged kids.

 

2 hours ago, Lout said:

I believe Kuechly's concussion occurred on the play before his exit from the game.  Does anyone have the game recorded to verify this?  He made a tackle on the sideline, and stumbled a bit when he tried to get up.  I believe he tried to play through the concussion but quickly resided to the fact that he needed to leave the game.

 

He was not touched on the previous play. He was trailing the play. When he planted to stop, his foot slipped. It wrenched either his knee, or his ankle. But he was not hit, nor did he contact the ground.

 

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1 minute ago, RickyManningJr said:

Abnormally tall 300 pound monsters wont have a calling anymore.  

 

What could they use besides flags?  I say two hand touch and they can have replays to see if both hands made contact.

 

      3 minutes ago, RickyManningJr said:

They could just get rid of lineman and wear flags.

Abnormally tall 300 pound monsters wont have a calling anymore.  

 

What could they use besides flags?  I say two hand touch and they can have replays to see if both hands made contact.

 

 

Did you just quote yourself?

 

 

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Just now, iamhubby1 said:

 

      3 minutes ago, RickyManningJr said:

They could just get rid of lineman and wear flags.

Abnormally tall 300 pound monsters wont have a calling anymore.  

 

What could they use besides flags?  I say two hand touch and they can have replays to see if both hands made contact.

 

 

Did you just quote yourself?

 

 

Are you still mad that I don't want to get into bed with Cam like you?

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1 minute ago, RickyManningJr said:

Are you still mad that I don't want to get into bed with Cam like you?

 

I guess I should have put a, lol in there so you wouldn't have to fly off the handle. All I did was ask if you quoted yourself. I had no ulterior motive.

 

Hellz, I could care less if you don't like Cam. Lot's of...folks... don't like Cam. For the life of me, I have no reason why someone would hate the kid. His enthusiasm and talent is a breath of fresh air. So so so soo sooooo glad he is my QB.

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Just now, iamhubby1 said:

 

I guess I should have put a, lol in there so you wouldn't have to fly off the handle. All I did was ask if you quoted yourself. I had no ulterior motive.

 

Hellz, I could care less if you don't like Cam. Lot's of...folks... don't like Cam. For the life of me, I have no reason why someone would hate the kid. His enthusiasm and talent is a breath of fresh air. So so so soo sooooo glad he is my QB.

I gotcha, I just wanted to add to my other post and didnt want to edit.

 

You probably do not remember our previous discussion, but I do not dislike Cam.  I just dont love him as much as some.

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Saw this in another forum:

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Pseudobulbar affect (PBA), emotional lability, labile affect, or emotional incontinence is a type of affect characterized by involuntary crying or uncontrollable episodes of crying and/or laughing, or other emotionaldisplays.[1] PBA occurs secondary to a neurologic disorder or brain injury. Patients may find themselves crying uncontrollably at something that is only moderately sad, being unable to stop themselves for several minutes. Episodes may also be mood-incongruent: a patient might laugh uncontrollably when angry or frustrated, for example. Sometimes, the episodes may switch between emotional states, resulting in the patient crying uncontrollably before dissolving into fits of laughter.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudobulbar_affect

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7 minutes ago, RickyManningJr said:

I gotcha, I just wanted to add to my other post and didnt want to edit.

 

You probably do not remember our previous discussion, but I do not dislike Cam.  I just dont love him as much as some.

 

Oh, I member. I ain't that old. Well, maybe I am that old, but I still have my short term memory. You let your frustration for Cam get the best of you. When seasons go south fans get antsy. You can talk about Cam all you want, I won't stop you. As long as your emotions don't get in the way, I'm good. Cuz I ain't that old. Well maybe I am that old.

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1 minute ago, iamhubby1 said:

 

Oh, I member. I ain't that old. Well, maybe I am that old, but I still have my short term memory. You let your frustration for Cam get the best of you. When seasons go south fans get antsy. You can talk about Cam all you want, I won't stop you. As long as your emotions don't get in the way, I'm good. Cuz I ain't that old. Well maybe I am that old.

lol you're old

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Just now, tiger7_88 said:

lol you're old

 

Age is a state of mind. If I can avoid mirrors, I feel like a kid. I can do almost everything I used to, and some things I am better at. Just let me park my scooter, and I'll show you a thing or two. I tell ya what.

 

The wife is 15 years younger than me, and I can still keep up with her. Mostly...Age is a state of mind,

 

And I have probably forgotten more football than some of these whippersnappers up in here ever knew.

 

What were we talking about? Oh yeah, I ain't old. OK, define old? I am on Medicare, so yeah, I'm old.

 

Dang, and I WAS having a pretty good day. Thanks @tiger7_88 thanks a whole lot.

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5 hours ago, hepcat said:

We probably won't see the aftershocks of this era of football for another 20 years. When all the information about the long term effects of football trickles down to the small towns across the country, football will change. All the mothers of potential players who see these concussions take their toll will think twice before letting their son play football. When people keep seeingwhat happened to Luke last night, and will continue to happen, that will change things.

Maybe we should just ban all sports get fat and play checkers

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