The Defense Only Thread

I meant in regards to him, and the rest of his life thing. It's impossible for any Doctor to make that call at this point.

It's crazy to think back 3 or 4 years ago maybe, that guys would have just played through all this stuff.

And here you go, we signed a former Terp DL with size instead of Potroast.

Redskins Make Roster Addition (http://was.247sports.com/Bolt/Redskins-make-roster-addition-48191841)

'Zero truth' to reports of permanent eye damage for Su'a Cravens | CSN Mid-Atlantic (http://www.csnmidatlantic.com/washington-redskins/zero-truth-reports-permanent-eye-damage-sua-cravens?utm_content=buffer10f97&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer)


The two videos in that link make that info conflicting.
:confused?:

I was referring to maybe Jenkins or Phillips being cut.

They like Phillips even though in my experience he looked like garbage first few games. I could see Jenkins going but I don't think they want to do that just yet.

The two videos in that link make that info conflicting.

:confused?:



If you are referring to the one cravens did that is what this is all about. He tweeted that video out and that is what all the is it true talk stemmed from. This article is debunking that video. They just use it as a reference.

If you are referring to the one cravens did that is what this is all about. He tweeted that video out and that is what all the is it true talk stemmed from. This article is debunking that video. They just use it as a reference.

Yea, but the article is far from being very informative or definitive.
I think we still dont know exactly whats going on.

Yea, but the article is far from being very informative or definitive.

I think we still dont know exactly whats going on.



Oh i agree but i was just replying to Mooby who said he had not seen or heard anything about anyone debunking the story,....

Edit: i will add that i have never heard of eye memory? Wtf is that? Makes me think (hope) Cravens was being silly...

Eye memory and visual memory are two terms for the same thing. Visual memory is recollected information about what a person has seen. It involves both the mental storage of such information and the ability to retrieve it. It can be short term, lasting only fractions of a second, or long term, lasting decades. It is separate and distinct from other types of memory, such as auditory memory. The process by which visual memory works is not fully understood.

In any event, Cravens is not being silly at all. My grandson lost most of his short term memory and could only write backwards due to a severe concussion, until he recovered. As I recall, his recovery took 6-8 weeks. There are many ways that a person can be disabled in either the short term or the long term by a concussion, depending on the severity of the concussion and the area of the brain affected.

BTW, I'm not trying to play a doctor on the internet. I googled "eye memory" for the definition and I experienced the part about my grandson.

Check out the directional averages. Offenses running to their left, our defense's right are averaging almost a full 2 yards per carry over any other direction.

FOOTBALL OUTSIDERS: Innovative Statistics, Intelligent Analysis | 2016 DEFENSIVE LINES (http://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/dl)

Any ideas why?

Eye memory and visual memory are two terms for the same thing. Visual memory is recollected information about what a person has seen. It involves both the mental storage of such information and the ability to retrieve it. It can be short term, lasting only fractions of a second, or long term, lasting decades. It is separate and distinct from other types of memory, such as auditory memory. The process by which visual memory works is not fully understood.



In any event, Cravens is not being silly at all. My grandson lost most of his short term memory and could only write backwards due to a severe concussion, until he recovered. As I recall, his recovery took 6-8 weeks. There are many ways that a person can be disabled in either the short term or the long term by a concussion, depending on the severity of the concussion and the area of the brain affected.



BTW, I'm not trying to play a doctor on the internet. I googled "eye memory" for the definition and I experienced the part about my grandson.



Sorry to hear about your grandson. Hope he had a full recovery.


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