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Its a bit of a guessing game. If you overdose the patient, you depress or even halt respiratory and/or pulmonary functions. Usually not a good thing.

Then they didn't give you the right stuff. Its call "snowing the patient".

Exactly. When Nichols was walking the last few meters into the tunnel, he was not supporting or cradling his arm and he allowed it to swing a bit as he walked. With this evidence, it looks more like a strain or sprain which did not look to be severe. He may not start next week, but with the help of better living through chemistry, he could probably play but would have lost some strength and range of motion. If this was Reilly, we wouldn't be having this discussion at all.

We don't know but we need a definitive answer.

Good decisions are made on the basis of experience and experience comes from making bad decisions. Let's hope that Streveler has enough smarts to learn.

Aye, there's the rub.

RE: Streveler vs McGuire vs Nichols- if all Streveler was assessed as having was the ability to do line plunges and draws. he would have been gone long ago. Some have said that he cannot read defences or throw with the proper mechanics but if the coaches cannot correct that, then he ought to be cut. If the coaches cannot assess that accurately, then they ought to be gone. Damned few quarterbacks step onto the field and shine from the first day and the CFL is stocked with QBs who have had to serve their apprenticeships, sometimes for several years. The bottom line: we just do not have a large enough body of work from Streveler to know with certainty if he has the right stuff. It was inevitable that Nichols would get hurt, and, for that matter, Streveler as well, given how he runs. The coaches are tasked with making sure they have contingency plans, and if they do not, that does not inspire confidence. Streveler needs time to get over his opening night jitters and I do not think he has been given that as yet. Now we may be in a sink or swim scenario.

Bet on it.

We haven't lost much with Augustine in there.

I would wager that Nichols will be back next game, so nobody panic.

This was Bighill's best game of the year, but that isn't saying much.

Claybrooks looks perpetually stunned.

Jefferson for MODP!!

And they and Eli will only get better.

In other words, a typical performance.

Too bad that it took so long for Harris to come home. But he has starred when here.

Seems to have good instincts

You will find few svelte linemen

That is called misogyny.

Looks like Nichols is done for the night but is gonna be OK.

Now its a war of attrition.

Okay, Big Chris. Time to shine or fade away.

Thank God the Lions' O-line is caving in.

Oooh boy. Nichols does not look good. This is what we were dreading

I guess we have to keep Hecht now.