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Originally Posted by mr. tegu
This isn't true. He was stable on his vitals in the ambulance while they waited to leave and at that moment his fate was already essentially sealed with regards to brain damage, which was the main concern. Sure, suspend that game in the moment but it was perfectly reasonable to play on Wednesday. The decision to play shouldn't be based on his recovery and long term prognosis because that essentially says they would only play if its good. And this isn't hindsight. I posted about it in real time.
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I also posted in real time that if they used the AED quickly and started CPR his chance of survival with a great outcome were quite high. This was most likely known on Tuesday that his prognosis was far from grave. The Bills, in my opinion, had no interest in resuming this game with the apparent disadvantages. I can't blame them, especially when there was limited consequences be proposed for this decision.