It'd really be cool if they could start doing that sometime soon then. I dunno what it looked like at the game, but it sure looked on tv like we couldn't get receivers open.
It surely slows them down a bit if they're trying to remove the helmet, but it's still excruciatingly slow, and the helmet doesn't need to be removed before transport. It's typically recommend to not remove it. It's possible they might need to remove the facemask to provide high-flow O2, but that shouldn't take long. If they were doing CPR that would slow them down, but that wasn't happening.
ETA: @Hank_Hill sorry, I was trying to reply directly to your post. Dunno what happened. Guess I Domer'd it up.
There is, and it is commonly done much more quickly and smoothly by Fire & EMS than what we typically see on the field at sporting events, without compromising patient care standards.
This shit drives me crazy when football players & other athletes have possible spinal injuries. They just take wayyyy too long to get them immobized and in the ambulance on the way to the ER.
Before this game, I told my kid that aggy can't run the ball or stop the run, and it was gonna get ugly for them pretty quickly. He didn't believe me.
Kids is so dumb.
JFC. This is offensive playcalling malpractice.
Sark simply refuses to put Arch in a position to succeed. Run, Run, 3rd & long pass attempt. Wash, rinse, repeat.
So, according to Republicans, Robinson putting anti-fascist messages on his bullets supposedly indicates he's not Republican. There we have it, Republicans are not anti-fascist, according to Republicans.
OK, so, about the groyper stuff, I was just asked on another board where I got that theory, and responding 'Surly says so' probably won't do much for me there. Those of you who know more about that, how can I back it up in a brief fashion?