Sorry about the weird start to this thread, guys. I was interrupted and when I came back to finish I somehow hit the "post" button. Got interrupted again so never got back to it. 

That was a crapfest of a game though. I turned it off and went to bed in the 3rd quarter when Denver was still up by 3. I still can't believe Indy pulled something out of their [BLEEP] and beat Denver. 

I hope Hines is okay. Dude did not look good after that play. Seriously. Someone on Instagram was wondering why all of a sudden, after Tua's debacle, concussions are being highlighted when they've been happening for decades. There were a lot of opinions. 

I don't know much about concussions but I know they're a form of TBI similar to what our troops sustain in combat, or folks in car accidents. They're not to be treated lightly, as evident by the Tua situation, and more time needs to be taken for recovery. It's the same as recovery for anything else. Just because you can't see the injury like a brace or cast on a leg, it doesn't mean it's not there. 

Anyway, I agree with another poster who said if we can't beat these dysfunctional teams like red-headed stepchildren then we're not as good as we think we are, or look like we are.

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