24 minutes ago, theguru said:

 

Man, I hope this improvement continues.  

 

6 minutes ago, theguru said:

 

Makes me hope just a little bit that somebody can turn a certain attorney’s pockets inside out. 
 

And I am beyond happy to hear of the improvement. 

Based on the doctors I have heard about recovery time table for this type of cardiac event, I think we will get a more detailed report from the family and/or hospital later today or tomorrow morning.

3 minutes ago, mcpapa said:

And I am beyond happy to hear of the improvement. 

Talk about waking up to great news, this is amazing. 

4 minutes ago, mcpapa said:

Makes me hope just a little bit that somebody can turn a certain attorney’s pockets inside out.

He definitely has money:

 Re the lawyer who shall not be named, the issue is what are the damages to Hamlin and his family. To make a claim, you need to show how you were damaged. It was terrible what the lawyer did but difficult to show damages in this situation.

4 minutes ago, Voice of Reason said:

 Re the lawyer who shall not be named, the issue is what are the damages to Hamlin and his family. To make a claim, you need to show how you were damaged. It was terrible what the lawyer did but difficult to show damages in this situation.

I am not a lawyer but I agree, this was just another idiot talking head spouting off and not something worth the effort to even think about taking action.

3 minutes ago, Voice of Reason said:

 Re the lawyer who shall not be named, the issue is what are the damages to Hamlin and his family. To make a claim, you need to show how you were damaged. It was terrible what the lawyer did but difficult to show damages in this situation.

The sad part about people like this is they have no remorse or care about what kind of pain or lies they spew. It is all about self-promotion and fueling narcissism. My vote would be to send three players from the Buffalo Bills to his office for a closed door meeting to give him an "update" on their teammate's condition.

1 minute ago, bugatti said:

The sad part about people like this is they have no remorse or care about what kind of pain or lies they spew. It is all about self-promotion and fueling narcissism. My vote would be to send three players from the Buffalo Bills to his office for a closed door meeting to give him an "update" on their teammate's condition.

I don't want to get off track here but that would end bad for the players.

26 minutes ago, theguru said:

He definitely has money:

"No law firm in the country probably has ever done that" is the best part of this.

Just now, ChickenWyngz said:

"No law firm in the country probably has ever done that" is the best part of this.

It may be an overstatement but it definitely ranks up there as one of the most successful "class action" payouts in America and there are several more cases to be tried so that number is going to grow and grow. 

Bengalswire/USA Today did an excellent breakdown of possible AFC playoff scenarios for the Bengals, Bills and Chiefs.  I definitely recommend taking a look at this article.  From the article:

If/when the NFL announces a no-contest or tie between the Bills and Bengals, the Bengals automatically win the AFC North, even if they lose to the Ravens on Sunday. Playoff seeding would then likely be determined by winning percentage, though a no-contest or tie would lock them out of contention for the No. 1 seed.

From there:

If the Chiefs beat the Raiders on Saturday, they secure the No. 1 seed.
If the Bengals beat the Ravens and the Bills lose to the Patriots, the Bengals win the No. 2 seed (it advances to the fourth tiebreaker, strength of victory, and the Bills can’t overcome the Bengals here).
If the Bengals lose to the Ravens OR the Bills beat the Patriots, the Bengals are locked into the No. 3 seed.
If the Chiefs lose or tie the Raiders and the Bills beat the Patriots, the Bills claim the No. 1 seed and that locks the Bengals into the No. 3 seed behind the Chiefs.
If the Chiefs lose or tie the Raiders and the Bills lose to the Patriots, the Bengals lock into the No. 2 seed.

If Bills vs. Bengals is rescheduled

If the Chiefs lose to the Raiders and the Bengals beat the Ravens and win the resumed game against the Bills, they secure the No. 1 seed.
If the Chiefs beat or tie the Raiders and the Bengals beat the Ravens and Bills, the Bengals secure the No. 2 seed.
If the Bengals lose to the Ravens and Bills, they would earn the No. 5 or No. 6 seed.

https://bengalswire.usatoday.com/lists/bengals-playoff-scenarios-clinch-afc-north-afc-seeds/

Did someone see that Hamlin opened an eye and has squeezed hands of loved ones?

52 minutes ago, theguru said:

 

Just now, Randy Parker said:

Did someone see that Hamlin opened an eye and has squeezed hands of loved ones?

That seems consistent with the tweet from above.