is this the narrative?
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I'm not saying I believe the report. Time will tell though.
If it is a broken neck, then yes this could affect breathing and the heart. Maybe some of you remember the actor Christopher Reeves? Here's the video with the angle of the hit I saw and ran with. From this video, IMHO it sure looked like a head to head collision to me. Later, I saw another video with a different angle. It appeared from that video that there was no head to head contact, but a more normal chest and shoulder contact and tackle.
When you break your neck, you dont jump right up like nothing happened.
Look for video clips of the play and watch for yourself, if you haven't already. Dude jumped up like any other play and then wobbled. The dropped dead.
MSM normaliizing phantom neck injuries in 3... 2....
Thanks, I did look at it and you are right he did get right up. How do I explain this? I can't. I did have a friend who broke his back in a catastrophic car accident. My other friend was knocked unconscious. Yet, Bob got out of the car and carried an unconscious Roy 20 feet or so to safety as the Corvair was on fire. How did he possibly do this? I don't know, but this was the police report. All I can assume is, Adrenalin?, or whatever it was, can do so pretty amazing things. I also know from experience, a broken spine is not to be moved, but stabilized. This player stood up and perhaps that's when the damage occurred. It's odd that he was able to stand up, but then again I've seen pretty odd events too.
Got up, talked smack, and then fell back mid sentence.