...and jumped to August 7th, 2022.
Nate Peterman is the Bills starting QB, and has led the team to 3 Super Bowl wins in the last four years, after leading the team to the playoffs in 2017. After doing some research (I also found this neat sports almanac in the garbage outside the White House), I found out Petermen was playing, and pressed into action, after a horrific injury to Tyrod Taylor in the '17 home opener. Taylor not only has a wrecked knee for the rest of his life, but initial tests indicate the severe concussion he suffered on the play probably contributed to what may be early signs of CTE, but that diagnosis won't be able to be confirmed or denied for a couple more years.
Now that you know all of this...are you going to say something to Tyrod? Tell him to skip the game?
Nate Peterman is the Bills starting QB, and has led the team to 3 Super Bowl wins in the last four years, after leading the team to the playoffs in 2017. After doing some research (I also found this neat sports almanac in the garbage outside the White House), I found out Petermen was playing, and pressed into action, after a horrific injury to Tyrod Taylor in the '17 home opener. Taylor not only has a wrecked knee for the rest of his life, but initial tests indicate the severe concussion he suffered on the play probably contributed to what may be early signs of CTE, but that diagnosis won't be able to be confirmed or denied for a couple more years.
Now that you know all of this...are you going to say something to Tyrod? Tell him to skip the game?
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