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Pain of Mind posted:Am I the only one annoyed they keep mentioning that he made the hit on Tee Higgins? It was such a routine play that there is no fault there for either of them, but it sounds like it is trying to pass some of the blame to him. I was listening to the radio broadcast and Kevin Harlan and Rich Eisen both seemed to make an effort to specifically not mention that it was Tee, which I thought was really compassionate of both of them.
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Fuckin’ A, so glad to hear he’s coming around and seems to be OK from a neuro standpoint. Amazing that those first responders on the field were able to bring him back from the dead.
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D. Hamlin - Doubtful - Death
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Paracausal posted:posting from is ig He has this in his story too: 
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SpaceDrake posted:As a matter of fact, he got one going today. Proceeds will go to support Cincinnati first responders and UCinn's trauma team. Goddamn this dude owns so loving hard
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mdemone posted:It has to be a direct hit in a fairly compact area, which is when it happens in other sports. However the pads of football players absorb some of that energy and even more importantly, they dissipate the rest of the energy into a larger area. That's why it is extremely rare in football (but there are a few recorded instances aside from Hamlin). iirc chest chest protectors aren’t effective in preventing commotio cordis and a bunch of people who have experienced it were wearing one The real reason it is so vanishingly rare is that it requires an impact of certain force at a very precise location and time and it’s just a one in a billion chance
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