A great QB was ineffective playing with OL subs and his top receivers out.
I keep looking for those QBs some Eagles fans keep telling me about, who score lots of points and win big games in that situation.
Can anyone find one for me?
The amount of people straight up guessing around this is one of the most wild things I have ever seen.
If you don’t think they consulted a pulmonologist, idk what to tell you.
A vascular surgeon reached out after hearing me talk about Hurts' situation on the podcast.
Posting his comments here for what it's worth:
“Small superficial clot, below the knee, I would let him play. Put on a stocking, stay hydrated, walk around the plane every hour. But, too many unknowns. Did this happen to him before? Did it happen to a parent, a sibling? If yes, changes things, I would be much more concerned.
I always ask myself. . . should this patient have a clot? Broken bone, in a cast. . .yes, a clot can happen. Young, healthy, active, uninjured- shouldn't have a clot.
Now he has progressed to an embolus. In my opinion, he should not have developed emboli from a cleat injury unless he has an underlying clotting disorder. These can be tricky to diagnose if there is no family or personal history. Like Chris Bosh, I'm concerned for his career.”
Pretty shocking that he and Nick didn’t get along considering they talk the same way after losses
A.J. Brown says that defenses are intentionally taking him out of the game:
"I know what type of player I am...I get a lot of attention, teams try and take me away and it gives a lot of opportunities for other guys to make plays."
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@CLNSMedia
A.J. Brown says that defenses are intentionally taking him out of the game:
"I know what type of player I am...I get a lot of attention, teams try and take me away and it gives a lot of opportunities for other guys to make plays."
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@CLNSMedia













