@jawn_kruk You're the one using your one personal experience, unique to you and your situation, to contradict a medical specialists assessment on a different person in their own unique medical situation
@AvsPackersFan@Eagles They can only follow doctors guidelines and work with the info they have. Superficial blood clot isn't something that means you can't play. It progressed into something worse, and now they aren't playing him. Organization followed medical guidelines as far as we know
@PatLovesSports@thechadofkvatch@BuckyRichardso2@BrettKollmann Medical malpractice isn't if Drs get things wrong. It's if they don't follow the reasonable standard of care. Whether the doctor committed malpractice or not, the team can only follow the doctors guidelines and the information they have
@phatman9956@BuckyRichardso2@BrettKollmann Superficial blood clots are low risk. We don't even know if playing in the game is what caused the situation to change. It's football. You have a low risk of paralysis or death on every play. You want to avoid the low risk, you don't play ever
@notMagamama@CryptoMorey@AgentNicoleLynn Sue for what is because the team followed the doctor's advice as far as we know. And as far as we know, the doctors did right by Hurts. They caught this in time. Sometimes low odds of the worst case scenario actually happen. That's why they monitored it and caught it
@NonameRalp27282@Eagles They didn't know he had a clot. He had calf pain. You can fly with calf pain. You can also fly with the superficial clot he was originally diagnosed with
@phatman9956@BuckyRichardso2@BrettKollmann The Eagles followed the guidelines set by the doctor. As for the clot, we have no information they did anything wrong at this point. As for the sleep thing, yeah, probably shouldn't play him. But that's not a crazy decision to warrant investigations, it's just a dumb decision
@StevieGhandiz@RapSheet He was diagnosed by a specialist in London. Not the team doctor. The team doctor likely can't diagnose something like that, it needs a specialist. Sorry to burst your racist bubble
@CryptoMorey@RapSheet Well the Eagles can't fire the London specialist who originally diagnosed him. He wasn't the team doctor. And there's no evidence the diagnosis was incorrect or malpractice at this point.
@BuckyRichardso2@BrettKollmann You don't want to commit cuz you can't articulate why you're upset. Coach shouldn't play someone with zero sleep, it's dangerous. Completely different than the clot issue. The London specialist diagnosed superficial clot and I have no proof that was malpractice, do you have any?
@phatman9956@BuckyRichardso2@BrettKollmann I mean, I don't think Sirianni is a great coach. Fire him for a multitude of reasons, that being one, agreed. As to whether the specialist in London committed malpractice or not, what's your proof he did?
@PatLovesSports@thechadofkvatch@BuckyRichardso2@BrettKollmann If doctors told him he couldn't fly, I'm guessing he wouldn't have, unless he's as dumb as the people arguing with me that think they know better than doctors. You have to work with the information you have at the time. He saw a specialist in London who said it was superficial
@picks_n_plays@mccrystal_alex@MySportsUpdate Nothing anyone else does or doesn't do will magically give you a medical education. My point stands. Actual doctors cleared him. It doesn't matter if you didn't