Originally posted by wysiwyg:
I hate to be an ignorant honky but does flying affect the disease (since altitude apparently does)?
Planes are pressurized, with their own oxygen supply.
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Originally posted by wysiwyg:
I hate to be an ignorant honky but does flying affect the disease (since altitude apparently does)?
Originally posted by wysiwyg:
I hate to be an ignorant honky but does flying affect the disease (since altitude apparently does)?
Originally posted by wysiwyg:
I hate to be an ignorant honky but does flying affect the disease (since altitude apparently does)?
Originally posted by wysiwyg:
I hate to be an ignorant honky but does flying affect the disease (since altitude apparently does)?
Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:
Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:
That's what we all thought about the QB position last year...and that's the most important position on the roster!
Just sayin...
true but were risking it if someone gets injured especially when the solution is to just keep someone on the roster
im not saying he should stay on it indefinitally just this year
we could easily hide cam johnson in the PS and let him learn the position (the 5th round pick forgot his name atm is an OLB pass rush specialist) who also actually has injury history as well as does brooks
Originally posted by RedWaltz24:
Originally posted by wysiwyg:
I hate to be an ignorant honky but does flying affect the disease (since altitude apparently does)?
What was the point of the racist comment, even if it was directed at yourself?
Airplane cabins are pressurized. That is why if a cabin is penetrated and loses pressure, you have to put on oxygen masks so you can breathe, because the air is so thin up there.
Originally posted by BrianGO:
Planes are pressurized, with their own oxygen supply.
Originally posted by BrianGO:Planes do not have their own oxygen supply except that provided by emergency masks for the crew and passengers. The atmosphere has the same 20 percent of oxygen at all altitudes. How oxygen is absorbed in the body is a combination of the amount of oxygen, which is constant unless enhanced, and it's pressure, which decreases with altitude. Your mental function will be normal down to about 90% oxygen blood level saturation, and the healthy human will maintain that level up to about 10,000 feet. Cabin altitude will vary, but will not normally rise above six or seven thousand feet, or slightly higher than Denver. In an airplane, your exertion level is normally very low, whereas on a football field, you are consuming oxygen at a much higher rate. With healthy people, all we have to worry about is sufficient oxygen to the brain, as our organs can handle lower levels for some time. Sickle cell disease threatens to deprive the body organs from oxygen for too long, and can lead to serious consequences. Too much information.
Originally posted by wysiwyg:
I hate to be an ignorant honky but does flying affect the disease (since altitude apparently does)?
Planes are pressurized, with their own oxygen supply.
Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:
You know, I'm not sure we're risking all that much by letting Haralson go. It's not like he makes a lot of plays or gets many sacks. Maybe he takes care of his assignments well and we risk breakdowns in that area, but we wouldn't be missing much by way of production (2 sacks last year, 4 sacks the year before).
Originally posted by Gore_21:
Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:
You know, I'm not sure we're risking all that much by letting Haralson go. It's not like he makes a lot of plays or gets many sacks. Maybe he takes care of his assignments well and we risk breakdowns in that area, but we wouldn't be missing much by way of production (2 sacks last year, 4 sacks the year before).
That would be quite the upset going into this year with Aldon, Brooks, Fleming and Johnson as OLBs. I bet we keep 4... Harbaugh hinted at keeping 3 last year was playing with fire. I'd really hate to see Fleming/Johnson go that quick because not sure one would last on ps... Haralson is pretty solid and can be a backup for either side. Not sure we leave the backup job in the hands of two rookies. Aren't Fleming/Johnson guys who are situational pass rushers or do you think they could play all 3 downs if needed this year?
Originally posted by toeshawn:
Is parys in a contract year? Maybe he has a good year
Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:
Originally posted by Gore_21:
Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:
You know, I'm not sure we're risking all that much by letting Haralson go. It's not like he makes a lot of plays or gets many sacks. Maybe he takes care of his assignments well and we risk breakdowns in that area, but we wouldn't be missing much by way of production (2 sacks last year, 4 sacks the year before).
That would be quite the upset going into this year with Aldon, Brooks, Fleming and Johnson as OLBs. I bet we keep 4... Harbaugh hinted at keeping 3 last year was playing with fire. I'd really hate to see Fleming/Johnson go that quick because not sure one would last on ps... Haralson is pretty solid and can be a backup for either side. Not sure we leave the backup job in the hands of two rookies. Aren't Fleming/Johnson guys who are situational pass rushers or do you think they could play all 3 downs if needed this year?
If someone got hurt, they would have to be 3-down guys, but right now they're just situational rushers (like Aldon was). Nobody has been a bigger fan of Haralson than me even since his days at Tenn, but the guy just doesn't make much of an impact when he's on the field. Now, I doubt he gets cut in favor of these two rooks, but then again, I didn't think Harbaugh would go with two rookie QBs to backup Smith last year either. Harbaugh is a gambler, so it's not out of the realm of possibility.