I agree that 90+ in full pads does seem dangerous but you can sub a lot more in football than in other sports (and dudes were straight up getting IVs on the sidelines) so maybe it's not so terrible
IF I HAD TO DO TWO A DAYS IN 90 DEGREE HEAT FOR EIGHT HOURS WHILE THE COACHES DEPRIVED US WATER THESE PAMPERED MILLIONAIRES CAN PLAY A GAME WITH IVS
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I agree that 90+ in full pads does seem dangerous but you can sub a lot more in football than in other sports (and dudes were straight up getting IVs on the sidelines) so maybe it's not so terrible
If players need to get IVs on the sidelines, I think that means its pretty damn terrible. Yeah, both teams deal with the same weather, but you need to consider health and safety when it starts to approach extremes like that.
Hey Fear and Loathing, feel free to pick up Adrian Peterson who I just dropped from my team. I'm assuming this awful shit always happened and it's just now we're hearing about it but what the fuck. I can't even imagine what a 4 year old could do to deserve that
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I really try not to be that person. I get people make mistakes but fuck man, the Ray Rice, Adrian Peterson and Aaron Hernandez things are all different degrees of brutal. Hurting a child though? I can't even.
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I'm pretty sure the IVs aren't necessary. They're just being used to clear up cramps ASAP so the players can get back in the game instead of drinking water and resting til you rehydrate like a normal person
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I agree that 90+ in full pads does seem dangerous but you can sub a lot more in football than in other sports (and dudes were straight up getting IVs on the sidelines) so maybe it's not so terrible
If players need to get IVs on the sidelines, I think that means its pretty damn terrible. Yeah, both teams deal with the same weather, but you need to consider health and safety when it starts to approach extremes like that.
Yeah that seems like something where heat stroke and death on the field can become serious problems. And kids in high school have died during conditions like that in practice.
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In all honesty, 120-degree weather should mean the game is cancelled. These guys are wearing so much padding and clothing, and they are exerting themselves so much, that they could easily suffer from a heat stroke.
It was 94 degrees.
94 was the temp at the stadium but multiple places have reported that it was 118+ on some parts of the field. Not sure how exactly that works but they aren't Pulling that number from nowhere
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Body acclimation to a different climate is a real thing. Just like someone who is normally at sea level would have a hard time playing somewhere like Denver or Provo, living in a very mild climate such as the PNW and then going to San Diego in 118 degree heat and trying to play at your same level is not going to be easy. The players who are already in san diego and therefore used to the heat will have an advantage.
Should I trade Asiata+Patterson for Andre Johnson? Any Texans fans want to weigh in? Haven't watched him play this year.
why would you do this? asiata is going to get consistent carries and patterson is a legit playmaker in a norv turner offense. like, would it shock anybody if patterson ended up with at least as many points as AJ this year? bad trade, imo
Should I trade Asiata+Patterson for Andre Johnson? Any Texans fans want to weigh in? Haven't watched him play this year.
why would you do this? asiata is going to get consistent carries and patterson is a legit playmaker in a norv turner offense. like, would it shock anybody if patterson ended up with at least as many points as AJ this year? bad trade, imo
Patterson could outscore Johnson, sure, but I think the odds are still against it. I'm trying to improve my starting lineup (Patterson to Johnson) at the expense of my bench (Asiata). Just not sure how much the jump in value to Johnson is.
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Body acclimation to a different climate is a real thing. Just like someone who is normally at sea level would have a hard time playing somewhere like Denver or Provo, living in a very mild climate such as the PNW and then going to San Diego in 118 degree heat and trying to play at your same level is not going to be easy. The players who are already in san diego and therefore used to the heat will have an advantage.
This is verified by science.
I remember one year I stayed down in Cali through fall quarter. When I got back up to Seattle for Winter Quarter I was freezing for a month. And I grew up in cold ass eastern washington. But that doesnt mean much if you spend half a year down in Cali.
They delay games for lightning, I don't see why they can't delay games for extreme heat, it doesn't suddenly mean you have to play no items final destination. It just means when weather conditions by themselves can murder players and fans maybe you should give it a couple hours.
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Should I trade Asiata+Patterson for Andre Johnson? Any Texans fans want to weigh in? Haven't watched him play this year.
Johnson is doing well, I think he got 100 yards and 60 on his first two games, but he's in that position right now where he's getting the first downs and yards after carrying and Deandre Hopkins or Arian Foster are getting the big plays.
From what I see though Fitzpatrick is looking to get the ball to Andre this year instead of swinging to TEs, but it just hasn't happened yet in a way that would make fantasy players take note.
In all honesty, 120-degree weather should mean the game is cancelled. These guys are wearing so much padding and clothing, and they are exerting themselves so much, that they could easily suffer from a heat stroke.
It was 94 degrees.
Yeah I think with humidity it "felt like" 120. Pats in Miami felt like 110 IIRC
Body acclimation to a different climate is a real thing. Just like someone who is normally at sea level would have a hard time playing somewhere like Denver or Provo, living in a very mild climate such as the PNW and then going to San Diego in 118 degree heat and trying to play at your same level is not going to be easy. The players who are already in san diego and therefore used to the heat will have an advantage.
This is verified by science.
I remember one year I stayed down in Cali through fall quarter. When I got back up to Seattle for Winter Quarter I was freezing for a month. And I grew up in cold ass eastern washington. But that doesnt mean much if you spend half a year down in Cali.
I'm in pretty cold Massachusetts and weather that leads to a jacket in November is t-shirt weather in March
They delay games for lightning, I don't see why they can't delay games for extreme heat, it doesn't suddenly mean you have to play no items final destination. It just means when weather conditions by themselves can murder players and fans maybe you should give it a couple hours.
The heat doesn't really cause that big a threat to their lives. There's so much focus on keeping them hydrated that there are people who's primary responsibility is to squirt liquid into their mouths on demand. Heat is only really a threat for football players with irresponsible coaches denying hydration while doing two-a-days in August
Well there hasn't been a 1 year old who understands enough to even know what right or wrong is, or that physical punishment can even be in the realm of administering a correction.
Holy shit that's awful.
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Well there hasn't been a 1 year old who understands enough to even know what right or wrong is, or that physical punishment can even be in the realm of administering a correction.
Holy shit that's awful.
There just aren't words. He thought it was ok to say this ON THE RADIO.
Well there hasn't been a 1 year old who understands enough to even know what right or wrong is, or that physical punishment can even be in the realm of administering a correction.
Holy shit that's awful.
There just aren't words. He thought it was ok to say this ON THE RADIO.
In a way its nice to get some sunlight on this issue, maybe we can put this bullshit to bed about physical punishment. Like I was spanked as a child but the funny thing is I remember the punishment but not the crime, most people who are adults have a similar issue from who I've talked with, so if the point of a spanking is to issue a correction, shouldn't I remember what I was being spanked for and not just the spanking?
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To be fair its a bit ambiguous whether he actually physically hits the 1 year old now or if he's saying he will. But yeah hitting a 1 year old is never anything but evil
You guys, its okay. Reggie Bush says he will try not to leave bruises on his 1 year old daughter. He can't guarantee it obviously, but he super promises that he will at least try to not use his NFL strength on a 1 year old baby. Totes okay
To be fair its a bit ambiguous whether he actually physically hits the 1 year old now or if he's saying he will. But yeah hitting a 1 year old is never anything but evil
No he does "I most definitely discipline my daughter. I have a 1-year-old daughter, and I discipline her. Obviously, every person is different, and I definitely will use my best judgement to discipline her depending on the situation and what happens. I definitely will try to obviously not leave bruises or anything like that on her, but I definitely will discipline her, harshly, depending on what the situation is"
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He could be like, using the future tense because he hasn't done it yet. I don't know I'm grasping at straws I just don't want to believe a 1 year old is really getting physically hurt by the person they are supposed to trust and love.
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And "discipline" is ambiguous. Like grounding someone or timeouts or just saying no could be called disciplining. It definitely seems like what he's saying includes corporal punishment and he definitely seems to be defending Peterson
It's the "try not to leave bruises" that is just disgusting.
Like, I'll give it a shot guys, but no guarantees that I won't physically injure my baby for doing things I don't like. It's pretty hard to discipline a baby without hurting her, y'know? Just tough for a full grown adult to accomplish. So, no promises.
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And "discipline" is ambiguous. Like grounding someone or timeouts or just saying no could be called disciplining. It definitely seems like what he's saying includes corporal punishment and he definitely seems to be defending Peterson
The kid is ONE YEAR OLD. Whatever punishment he gives is shitty. Leave the baby in their room alone crying as a 'timeout'? You're a fucking asshole. Yelling at your one year old? You're a fucking asshole. Hitting your baby? You're a fucking asshole THAT BELONGS IN JAIL. I get it, it's hard to understand if you don't have a kid. A one year old is a baby. It can't do anything for itself. It is totally dependant on you for everything. It doesn't do wrong things it just reacts. Here are thing things you should give to your 1 year old:
Should I trade Asiata+Patterson for Andre Johnson? Any Texans fans want to weigh in? Haven't watched him play this year.
For a PPR league maybe, no for standard format. Andre Johnson is looking good, but I think the upside of Asiata and Patterson are too great, especially if you get points for Kick returns.
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He could be like, using the future tense because he hasn't done it yet. I don't know I'm grasping at straws I just don't want to believe a 1 year old is really getting physically hurt by the person they are supposed to trust and love.
I'm just assuming he was trying to side with Peterson and say he agrees with that method of punishment, but was live on the radio and not the most eloquent public speaker and said stuff he didn't fully mean, like how he walked back the switch comment.
At least I sure hope that's the case, I figure most people don't go on the radio and publicly announce they hit their baby
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If players need to get IVs on the sidelines, I think that means its pretty damn terrible. Yeah, both teams deal with the same weather, but you need to consider health and safety when it starts to approach extremes like that.
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I really try not to be that person. I get people make mistakes but fuck man, the Ray Rice, Adrian Peterson and Aaron Hernandez things are all different degrees of brutal. Hurting a child though? I can't even.
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Yeah that seems like something where heat stroke and death on the field can become serious problems. And kids in high school have died during conditions like that in practice.
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94 was the temp at the stadium but multiple places have reported that it was 118+ on some parts of the field. Not sure how exactly that works but they aren't Pulling that number from nowhere
This is verified by science.
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why would you do this? asiata is going to get consistent carries and patterson is a legit playmaker in a norv turner offense. like, would it shock anybody if patterson ended up with at least as many points as AJ this year? bad trade, imo
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Patterson could outscore Johnson, sure, but I think the odds are still against it. I'm trying to improve my starting lineup (Patterson to Johnson) at the expense of my bench (Asiata). Just not sure how much the jump in value to Johnson is.
QB: Newton (v Pit)
WR: Bryant (@ Stl)
WR: Patterson (@ NO)
RB: Murray (@ Stl)
RB: Spiller (v SD)
TE: Gronkowski (v Oak)
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I remember one year I stayed down in Cali through fall quarter. When I got back up to Seattle for Winter Quarter I was freezing for a month. And I grew up in cold ass eastern washington. But that doesnt mean much if you spend half a year down in Cali.
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New Orleans has a TERRIBLE defense. And it's going to be in a DOME.
Wayne is old.
Stick with Patterson.
Johnson is doing well, I think he got 100 yards and 60 on his first two games, but he's in that position right now where he's getting the first downs and yards after carrying and Deandre Hopkins or Arian Foster are getting the big plays.
From what I see though Fitzpatrick is looking to get the ball to Andre this year instead of swinging to TEs, but it just hasn't happened yet in a way that would make fantasy players take note.
Yeah I think with humidity it "felt like" 120. Pats in Miami felt like 110 IIRC
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I'm in pretty cold Massachusetts and weather that leads to a jacket in November is t-shirt weather in March
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The heat doesn't really cause that big a threat to their lives. There's so much focus on keeping them hydrated that there are people who's primary responsibility is to squirt liquid into their mouths on demand. Heat is only really a threat for football players with irresponsible coaches denying hydration while doing two-a-days in August
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For the love of God...
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http://deadspin.com/reggie-bush-admits-to-harshly-disciplining-his-1-year-1635845101
Protip to people who don't have kids: There has never been a 1 year old baby that has ever done ANYTHING wrong EVER.
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Holy shit that's awful.
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There just aren't words. He thought it was ok to say this ON THE RADIO.
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In a way its nice to get some sunlight on this issue, maybe we can put this bullshit to bed about physical punishment. Like I was spanked as a child but the funny thing is I remember the punishment but not the crime, most people who are adults have a similar issue from who I've talked with, so if the point of a spanking is to issue a correction, shouldn't I remember what I was being spanked for and not just the spanking?
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No he does "I most definitely discipline my daughter. I have a 1-year-old daughter, and I discipline her. Obviously, every person is different, and I definitely will use my best judgement to discipline her depending on the situation and what happens. I definitely will try to obviously not leave bruises or anything like that on her, but I definitely will discipline her, harshly, depending on what the situation is"
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Like, I'll give it a shot guys, but no guarantees that I won't physically injure my baby for doing things I don't like. It's pretty hard to discipline a baby without hurting her, y'know? Just tough for a full grown adult to accomplish. So, no promises.
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The kid is ONE YEAR OLD. Whatever punishment he gives is shitty. Leave the baby in their room alone crying as a 'timeout'? You're a fucking asshole. Yelling at your one year old? You're a fucking asshole. Hitting your baby? You're a fucking asshole THAT BELONGS IN JAIL. I get it, it's hard to understand if you don't have a kid. A one year old is a baby. It can't do anything for itself. It is totally dependant on you for everything. It doesn't do wrong things it just reacts. Here are thing things you should give to your 1 year old:
1. Food, water, shelter, saftey.
2. Your unconditional love and support
Please note punishment isn't on the list.
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'cause one year olds get into the worst kind of trouble.
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I'm just assuming he was trying to side with Peterson and say he agrees with that method of punishment, but was live on the radio and not the most eloquent public speaker and said stuff he didn't fully mean, like how he walked back the switch comment.
At least I sure hope that's the case, I figure most people don't go on the radio and publicly announce they hit their baby
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