Re: Week 17 Games
Posted: 02 Jan 2023 21:28
You don't know that the NFL told players to be ready to play in 5 minutes. That is the ENTIRE point. It could have been the ref himself. It could have been just playing off of Diggs trying to rally the troops.Drj820 wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023 21:30It’s okay to criticize the nfl who told the players to be ready to play in 5 minutes after they knew a player had 9 minutes of cpr on the field
“Know” as in…did the nfl call me and tell the guys would be playing in 5 minutes? No they didn’t call me.Pckfn23 wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023 21:39You don't know that the NFL told players to be ready to play in 5 minutes. That is the ENTIRE point. It could have been the ref himself. It could have been just playing off of Diggs trying to rally the troops.
Joe Buck did not say "word from the NFL is the players have been given 5 minutes to get ready to resume play." Sorry you misheard it.Drj820 wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023 21:42“Know” as in…did the nfl call me and tell the guys would be playing in 5 minutes? No they didn’t call me.
“Know” as in Joe Buck directly said on air that “word from the nfl is the players have been given 5 minutes to get ready to resume play”….then yes, I know I heard Joe Buck report it.
Sorry you missed that
I would say there was a report of a 5 minute warmup, but how that came about is where the questions lie. It could have been the official or the just a player trying to get the team going. Why it had to be contentious as a discussion, I don't know.APB wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023 22:03I thought it was pretty clear at the time, and in reports since, that NFL leadership was responsible for the 5 min startup time. I don’t know why this needs to turn into a point of contention. Other than, of course, one member being a little salty over yesterdays events and wanting to be contentious.
If it’s contentious, it’s just because you are arguing about something that is being accepted by everyone as common knowledge, everyone including Joe Buck who was calling the game. Joe Buck didn’t say the players had 5 minutes because Diggs was getting ready to play. This isn’t really something to argue about.Pckfn23 wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023 22:05I would say there was a report of a 5 minute warmup, but how that came about is where the questions lie. It could have been the official or the just a player trying to get the team going. Why it had to be contentious as a discussion, I don't know.APB wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023 22:03I thought it was pretty clear at the time, and in reports since, that NFL leadership was responsible for the 5 min startup time. I don’t know why this needs to turn into a point of contention. Other than, of course, one member being a little salty over yesterdays events and wanting to be contentious.
It isn't common knowledge, it is common speculation. It is contentious because instead of discussing like an adult you decided to be condescending.Drj820 wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023 22:15If it’s contentious, it’s just because you are arguing about something that is being accepted by everyone as common knowledge, everyone including Joe Buck who was calling the game. Joe Buck didn’t say the players had 5 minutes because Diggs was getting ready to play. This isn’t really something to argue about.Pckfn23 wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023 22:05I would say there was a report of a 5 minute warmup, but how that came about is where the questions lie. It could have been the official or the just a player trying to get the team going. Why it had to be contentious as a discussion, I don't know.APB wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023 22:03I thought it was pretty clear at the time, and in reports since, that NFL leadership was responsible for the 5 min startup time. I don’t know why this needs to turn into a point of contention. Other than, of course, one member being a little salty over yesterdays events and wanting to be contentious.
I thought that myself. How long until the ambulance got there and they got his pads off to perform CPR? If his heart stopped bloods not flowing and oxygen isn’t getting to the brain.go pak go wrote: ↑03 Jan 2023 07:13I was very sad to see that Damar Hamlin is still on a ventilator this morning.
I can't help but wonder "why is he still on a ventilator?" It's been 11 hours. The fact he still isn't breathing on his own makes me question if there is real concern of brain damage now.
you called Dr. J a liar, Joe Buck did say it, the only thing J got wrong was who told Joe Buck, for cri sakes, both you and Raptor are so concerned with protecting Goddall or the nfl ya started a stupid argument, that ended up taking precedence over the health of HamlinPckfn23 wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023 22:17It isn't common knowledge, it is common speculation. It is contentious because instead of discussing like an adult you decided to be condescending.Drj820 wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023 22:15If it’s contentious, it’s just because you are arguing about something that is being accepted by everyone as common knowledge, everyone including Joe Buck who was calling the game. Joe Buck didn’t say the players had 5 minutes because Diggs was getting ready to play. This isn’t really something to argue about.
Joe Buck said 5 minutes because that was the report from Lisa Salters or whoever the sideline reporters is.
What he quoted was not factual, it was embellished to create misleading evidence. I pointed that out. Buck did say there would be a 5 minute warm up, but he NEVER claimed/said the NFL itself directed it as was quoted. It was also said it was factual that the NFL directed a 5 minute warm up, the evidence points to that being false. It looks like somewhere on the field the broadcast got their wires crossed and someone assumed there would be a 5 minute warmup and it was reported. I pointed that out at the time, but...Yoop wrote: ↑03 Jan 2023 08:04you called Dr. J a liar, Joe Buck did say it, the only thing J got wrong was who told Joe Buck, for cri sakes, both you and Raptor are so concerned with protecting Goddall or the nfl ya started a stupid argument, that ended up taking precedence over the health of HamlinPckfn23 wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023 22:17It isn't common knowledge, it is common speculation. It is contentious because instead of discussing like an adult you decided to be condescending.Drj820 wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023 22:15
If it’s contentious, it’s just because you are arguing about something that is being accepted by everyone as common knowledge, everyone including Joe Buck who was calling the game. Joe Buck didn’t say the players had 5 minutes because Diggs was getting ready to play. This isn’t really something to argue about.
Joe Buck said 5 minutes because that was the report from Lisa Salters or whoever the sideline reporters is.
Dr J simply parroted comments Buck made, and added what he thought was NFL backed 5 minutes to prepare to play, and ya both ( you and Raptor) pounced on him like a seagull does a dead carp at the beach, ya both could have over looked that, I mean who gives two &%$@ about one simple comment, just say whatever ya have to say and move on.Pckfn23 wrote: ↑03 Jan 2023 08:17What he quoted was not factual, it was embellished to create misleading evidence. I pointed that out. Buck did say there would be a 5 minute warm up, but he NEVER claimed/said the NFL itself directed it as was quoted. It was also said it was factual that the NFL directed a 5 minute warm up, the evidence points to that being false. It looks like somewhere on the field the broadcast got their wires crossed and someone assumed there would be a 5 minute warmup and it was reported. I pointed that out at the time, but...Yoop wrote: ↑03 Jan 2023 08:04you called Dr. J a liar, Joe Buck did say it, the only thing J got wrong was who told Joe Buck, for cri sakes, both you and Raptor are so concerned with protecting Goddall or the nfl ya started a stupid argument, that ended up taking precedence over the health of Hamlin
It has nothing to do with protecting Roger Goodell. You are right though, this whole 5 minute warmup nonsense did take precedence over the health of Hamlin both on social media and even part of the broadcast after the game was suspended. It was people trying as hard as they could to create a villain when there was absolutely no need for it. People continuously through that harrowing hour were so quick to judgment with little facts. It is why my OP was that I hate social media during times like that, people make snap judgments on events they are only viewing from afar.
It was an absolutely terrible situation last night and honestly, not defending anyone, I think the NFL handled it fairly well. They didn't make rash decisions. They brought all parties together to determine a course of action. They did what was in the best interest of the PEOPLE involved. I hope Damar will recover in time. What a scary thing for him, his family, and friends.