Someone had a really bad day...

[shaqattaq]

1 hour ago, WarHeel said:

That’s why knowing your anatomy is a fantastic idea before shoving needles into folks.

Ray Charles did it for years and never punctured a lung!

[Icege]

Poor Tyrod :(

[Greatman77]

Marty Hurney looking to hire him as team physician at $5 million/ year for 10 years... 

[WarHeel]

17 minutes ago, shaqattaq said:

Ray Charles did it for years and never punctured a lung!

Too soon. 

[TLGPanthersFan]

Really looking forward to Herbert carving up our defense this Sunday. 
Chargers 24 

Panthers 10

[TheSpecialJuan]

2 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

amazing scene 

[Jon Snow]

9 hours ago, Cookie Lyon said:

Yeah, that'll be pretty messed up if they get away with this.

There's always risks with any medical procedure of course.  Unless it was gross negligence or intentional then I'm sure everyone knew that puncturing the lung was a possibility.  I doubt there's anything nefarious involved unless the doctor indeed needed Taylor out of the lineup for his fantasy league.

[Cookie Lyon]

33 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

There's always risks with any medical procedure of course.  Unless it was gross negligence or intentional then I'm sure everyone knew that puncturing the lung was a possibility.  I doubt there's anything nefarious involved unless the doctor indeed needed Taylor out of the lineup for his fantasy league.

I don't think anything nefarious went on either, but its crazy that this happened.

[SizzleBuzz]

1 hour ago, Jon Snow said:

There's always risks with any medical procedure of course.  Unless it was gross negligence or intentional then I'm sure everyone knew that puncturing the lung was a possibility.  I doubt there's anything nefarious involved unless the doctor indeed needed Taylor out of the lineup for his fantasy league.

This. 
 

In fact for the procedure in question it’s not at all uncommon. 
 

The hurdle to collect on medical “malpractice” is exceedingly high, doubtful that this situation amounts to anything meaningful.
 

 Hopefully Tyrod comes back asap and balls out...
 

 

[Mister]

Guess they wanted hermosa Herbert , worked out good for them 

[onmyown]

this isn’t malpractice, it was a mistake, so suing has pretty much a zero chance of happening

it’s literally impossible to sue a legit doctor 

most that will happen is he will be fired and takes a knock on credentials

even though team doctors are suppose to be the best mistakes still happen

[kungfoodude]

Doctors are just body mechanics with way more expensive education. Some of them are garbage and sketchy, most of them are just okay, and some of them are exceptional. Same as any auto mechanic.

 

Side note; how many more times in his career is Tyrod going to lose his starting job over getting injured? It's sort of becoming his thing.

[Jon Snow]

Just now, kungfoodude said:

Doctors are just body mechanics with way more expensive education. Some of them are garbage and sketchy, most of them are just okay, and some of them are exceptional. Same as any auto mechanic.

 

Side note; how many more times in his career is Tyrod going to lose his starting job over getting injured? It's sort of becoming his thing.

I kinda feel sorry for the guy in a way.  

[kungfoodude]

3 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

I kinda feel sorry for the guy in a way.  

I actually have always liked Tyrod. He's definitely nothing more than an average or slightly below average NFL game manager but I liked him at VT and he seems like a good dude.