2024 NFL season discussions

[detamble13]

I feel bad for Tua and man he can't take one more hit. PoorMansCamaro do you know who would make the call on his medically induced retirement? I'm thinking if it was an NFL affiliated doc they'd say he can play again so he doesn't get that 124 mil without playing for it. Realistically though we've seen enough and it made me cringe when Al Michaels started talking about the 10 days off he'd have to recover before playing again. This is a fighter that can't take one more shot to the jaw. Get him out of the ring.

I'm going to Bills/Jags on the 23rd and am hoping for some redemption after that London crap last year. Go Bills!

[PoorMansCamaro]

I would imagine it would have to be the team doctor and/or the 3rd party doctor would have to suggest he retire.

[Iron Lung Jimmy]

Originally Posted by PoorMansCamaro

If Tua clears concussion protocol and cleared to play, but opts to retire, he forfeits his 124mil guaranteed money. If he’s forced to medically retire, he gets his guaranteed money.

Either way, tank for Cam Ward in my book. Tua is not the long term answer anymore. Too much of an injury liability at this point.

If I were Tua I would make sure I was forced to medically retire. The NFL would comply. They would have to.

There is already a fair chance he has permanent brain damage. Taking further risk would be beyond stupid.

[Iron Lung Jimmy]

Originally Posted by 102SS

BTW the only one on the panel last night to pick the Bills was Fitzy

All the talking heads had the Fins holding a track meet against the Bills.

Lots of the 11-1 doesn't matter they(Bills) were better team back then.

It's too hot and the Bills will melt LMAO

JA17 didn't even break a sweat

I think the Bills just shocked the NFL world back to reality.

You need to pump the brakes a bit

The Bills aren't shocking anybody into anything until they can beat the Chiefs.

[PoorMansCamaro]

The cop involved with Hill incident has been suspended 6 times prior. Time for his ass to get fired.