Sean Tucker

[Valhalla]

Wrong. You kept talking about this "Sean Tucker" person...

I will be drafting Sean Taylor very early...right after Moss.

There is no way Moss is getting past me!

He has no trouble getting past anyone...

[Bronco Billy]

Nice to see that a lot of you play IDP. Riley Moss is rising up the draft board after being clocked as the fastest player on the field at the Senior Bowl. 4.45 40 and good college production.

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Nice to see that a lot of you play IDP. Riley Moss is rising up the draft board after being clocked as the fastest player on the field at the Senior Bowl. 4.45 40 and good college production.

Oh I thought people were talking about C to C leagues. My neighbor Brian Moss just told me his wife is pregnant and I'm gonna draft his child in my Conception to Cemetery league.

[cazzie33]

Oh crap. I hope this isn’t myocarditis

Why would we think he has myocarditis? And why would that make him "done" - most people recover just fine from myocarditis. I'd be worried that he has a conduction defect or HOCM. Those are things that can kill you and probably aren't getting fixed in a way that gets him back on an nfl field.

I hope it's nothing though and the kid can have a healthy successful career.

Because myocarditis can be a side effect of the COVID vaccines and the boosters - and young men were more susceptible than other demographics - and the vaccines were not something that healthy young men needed. If it were the case, it would make sense since he’s been cleared but worse than that in that it didn’t need to happen.

Just speculating and not looking to get into a pissing contest.

As he zips up his pants

[Lumps]

Oh crap. I hope this isn’t myocarditis

Why would we think he has myocarditis? And why would that make him "done" - most people recover just fine from myocarditis. I'd be worried that he has a conduction defect or HOCM. Those are things that can kill you and probably aren't getting fixed in a way that gets him back on an nfl field.

I hope it's nothing though and the kid can have a healthy successful career.

Because myocarditis can be a side effect of the COVID vaccines and the boosters - and young men were more susceptible than other demographics - and the vaccines were not something that healthy young men needed. If it were the case, it would make sense since he’s been cleared but worse than that in that it didn’t need to happen.

Just speculating and not looking to get into a pissing contest.

How serendipitous!

https://www.cbsnews.com/miami/news/flor ... o-reports/

Local News
Florida Surgeon General Ladapo altered COVID-19 vaccine analysis, suggested higher risk for younger men, Politico reports
miami

April 25, 2023 / 10:23 AM / CNN

Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo altered an analysis released by the Florida Department of Health last year to suggest mRNA Covid-19 vaccines pose a significant health risk to men ages 18 to 39, Politico reported Monday.

Politico said it obtained a document as part of a public records request that shows Ladapo's changes to the eight-page analysis. The changes deleted comments that said a link with slightly increased risk of cardiac-related deaths after Covid-19 vaccination was "no longer significant" for multidose vaccines and "there is little suggestion of any effect immediately following vaccination." The document shows an added line that says mRNA vaccines may be driving an increased risk of cardiac-related death in males, especially those ages 18-39.

Guy was also supporting horse dewormer.

[murphysxm]

My complete fault. Really should have factored in Florida and Politico’s scientific opinions. I am such a dummy.

[FantasyFreak]

I knew this would happen. Enough about the vaccine on a FF message board about a running back. Come on, man!

[Csl312]

The reason I asked was because if there is any evidence of what type of heart problem he had it would be a good indicator of how long term it is. I doubt it's anything too scary because there is little chance anyone would let him participate in workouts if he wasn't medically clear.

Do they routinely do ECG on participants at the combine? Seems like no details about the condition of how it was noticed are available.

[murphysxm]

The reason I asked was because if there is any evidence of what type of heart problem he had it would be a good indicator of how long term it is. I doubt it's anything too scary because there is little chance anyone would let him participate in workouts if he wasn't medically clear.

Do they routinely do ECG on participants at the combine? Seems like no details about the condition of how it was noticed are available.

Honestly I think we all are guessing. My assumption is if it was life threatening or had long term ramifications, there would have been no pro day. That being said, not a clue in the world.

[FantasyFreak]

The reason I asked was because if there is any evidence of what type of heart problem he had it would be a good indicator of how long term it is. I doubt it's anything too scary because there is little chance anyone would let him participate in workouts if he wasn't medically clear.

Do they routinely do ECG on participants at the combine? Seems like no details about the condition of how it was noticed are available.

I know, it's just we don't need this devolving into a vaccine debate, that's my point. Draft capital will be big for Tucker's ADP, but he could end up being a steal if he stays healthy and is a late round guy or UDFA.

[Lumps]

The reason I asked was because if there is any evidence of what type of heart problem he had it would be a good indicator of how long term it is. I doubt it's anything too scary because there is little chance anyone would let him participate in workouts if he wasn't medically clear.

Do they routinely do ECG on participants at the combine? Seems like no details about the condition of how it was noticed are available.

Honestly I think we all are guessing. My assumption is if it was life threatening or had long term ramifications, there would have been no pro day. That being said, not a clue in the world.

Do we know of others that got flagged for medical? If so, have we seen their conditions/injuries?

I know in the past, players that got flagged for say a shoulder injury they were unaware of, that got out. I don’t remember if things like cardiovascular conditions have been mentioned…. Didn’t a player get told they had sickle cell? I don’t remember if that was the combine though…or maybe a Saints medical check because they find everything.

[Cameron Giles]

The reason I asked was because if there is any evidence of what type of heart problem he had it would be a good indicator of how long term it is. I doubt it's anything too scary because there is little chance anyone would let him participate in workouts if he wasn't medically clear.

Do they routinely do ECG on participants at the combine? Seems like no details about the condition of how it was noticed are available.

He's being talked about as a 6th or 7th round pick purely because of the medical condition.

I had Tucker ranked really high just on profile and talent, but I'm not one to go against the NFL when it comes to a medical condition. If he's dropping on everyone's board...then it's something valid, which explains why he's dropping into the "who cares about these picks" range.

[Kurt G.O.A.T.]

The Rams drafted bud sasser one year and they found out about his heart condition before training camp. He never took the field in the nfl.

[cazzie33]

Still waiting for Joe Rogan's take before We roll the dice on Sean "TAYLOR" Tucker . Once he gives the all clear on the OrangeMan then he should shoot back up draft boards

[Yarnith]

If he is a day 3 guy makes instant tastey sleeper material for fantasy. The rest is immaterial to me and my universe.