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Yeah. Just seems weird for guys to do that after they've been on the ground for several minutes. Take the cart, and get well ASAP.

Let's get the King of Reading Press Releases to pore over this one for its significance.

B-Jax strikes again. Hiding out in hospital broom closets has really paid off for him. What a rapid confirmation, I'm sure cookiepuss will be happy.

Look, you've never read a single UM medical report. You've seen some press releases, and you've compared the dates of press releases to the dates of the injuries. That's it. An orthopedic surgeon posted a well-written analysis filled with caveats. You then "respectfully" disagreed with him...

Did I miss the part where you stated your medical credentials? Or did you just stay in a Holiday Inn Express last night?

I hear what you are saying, but D-1 football has doctors right there. I could understand if King chose to walk to the locker room, but once a doctor has examined him, it would seem counter-productive to just let him walk around on the sideline of a football game if it could make things worse...

Yes, that condition proved fatal to George Robinson.

Magic Johnson says "fvck you".

Did you go to the same doctor that this woman visited? https://www.tampabay.com/news/courts/criminal/fake-florida-doctor-who-enhanced-buttocks-with-cement-caulking-gets-10/2318223/

Are you serious? First, he used the word "could" multiple times. Second, he indicated that the timing COULD indicate that multiple treatment options COULD be available, which is not only a positive thing generally, but also requires more time for consideration. And then you try to compare...

A couple of medical questions: 1. Is it "encouraging" that he was able to walk to the locker room without a brace (I realize he spent the second half in a brace and using crutches), it just seems like the pre-halftime walk might indicate a less catastrophic injury? 2. Is it "encouraging"...