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I have the utmost respect for Heath Evans, even though he irritates me sometimes with his (now rarer and rarer) anti-Seahawks comments. But I have to give him props for being honest and my respect grew even more after what he said about Manziel.
We try to keep threads on topic in these forums, but Heath covers a couple of topics (Seahawks and the other Playoff teams, Manziel, Concussions or the validity of the movie Concussion [I see it as inflammatory]), so feel free to discuss any one of them in this thread, or to make a new thread that you would prefer to focus/discuss just a single topic from this podcast.
http://collegespun.com/sec/texas-am/vid ... reer-games
Here's the podcast from yesterday with Heath Evans, and they also "eavesdrop" on Richard Sherman:
Heath Evans of the NFL Network gives his take on Johnny Manziel, who the best playoff teams are, the effects of playing in cold weather games, and the impact Russell Wilson and Tyler Lockett could have on the game.
In "The Eavesdrop" we listen to Richard Sherman in his press conference today.
Plus, Bob and Tom give us their "Parting Shots".
http://mynorthwest.com/category/pod_pla ... 0and%20Tom
Heath Evans on concussions and the movie Concussion:
"I've challenged Troy Vincent and Roger Goodell to let me be the mouothpiece on fighting this battle, because will the numbers support what that bullcrap movie said and what doctors who want their name and face recognized can prove it with real life people our numbers in the NFL for current and retired athletes early onset dementia, alzheimeres, suicide, depression, alcoholism our numbers are better than the average male population in the same studies so if our game is so dangerous and conussions have these long term effects, why are NFL players [healthier] than the average male population?"
So it sounds to me like the movie is inflammatory and Tom Wassell, even after getting straight information from a 10 year NFL player, refers back to the movie "It's scary" and says he will never get near a football field or his kids near one if he ever has any.
We try to keep threads on topic in these forums, but Heath covers a couple of topics (Seahawks and the other Playoff teams, Manziel, Concussions or the validity of the movie Concussion [I see it as inflammatory]), so feel free to discuss any one of them in this thread, or to make a new thread that you would prefer to focus/discuss just a single topic from this podcast.
http://collegespun.com/sec/texas-am/vid ... reer-games
Here's the podcast from yesterday with Heath Evans, and they also "eavesdrop" on Richard Sherman:
Heath Evans of the NFL Network gives his take on Johnny Manziel, who the best playoff teams are, the effects of playing in cold weather games, and the impact Russell Wilson and Tyler Lockett could have on the game.
In "The Eavesdrop" we listen to Richard Sherman in his press conference today.
Plus, Bob and Tom give us their "Parting Shots".
http://mynorthwest.com/category/pod_pla ... 0and%20Tom
Heath Evans on concussions and the movie Concussion:
"I've challenged Troy Vincent and Roger Goodell to let me be the mouothpiece on fighting this battle, because will the numbers support what that bullcrap movie said and what doctors who want their name and face recognized can prove it with real life people our numbers in the NFL for current and retired athletes early onset dementia, alzheimeres, suicide, depression, alcoholism our numbers are better than the average male population in the same studies so if our game is so dangerous and conussions have these long term effects, why are NFL players [healthier] than the average male population?"
So it sounds to me like the movie is inflammatory and Tom Wassell, even after getting straight information from a 10 year NFL player, refers back to the movie "It's scary" and says he will never get near a football field or his kids near one if he ever has any.