Thread: Kubiak taken to hospital post game- flu like symptoms.

http://kdvr.com/2016/10/09/broncos-h...-sunday-night/

The head coach of the Denver Broncos was taken to the hospital after the game against the Atlanta Falcons Sunday night.

Gary Kubiak had flu-like symptoms, according to Patrick Smyth with the Broncos.

Smyth said Kubiak was being evaluated “as a precaution.”

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After Sunday’s game, Coach Kubiak had flu-like symptoms and was taken to a hospital as a precaution. He's currently being evaluated.
6:35 PM - 9 Oct 2016

****. Me.

That QB play made me pretty nauseated as well.

Damn. I hope Kubes is okay. He had that stroke with the Texans.

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Remember a few years ago when he collapsed on his way to the locker room at halftime when he was with the Texans? This is serious. His last episode was the result of exhaustion due to him overworking himself. I hope he hasn't done it to himself again.

Just talked to my mom who's are retired LPN, strokes don't cause flue like symptoms.

That loss really made him sick, huh? I kid, I kid.

Seriously, hope he's okay. From a football perspective, not good when we only have three days to prepare for the next game.

Originally Posted by FanInAZ

Just talked to my mom who's are retired LPN, strokes don't cause flue like symptoms.

My wifes a nurse, she suspect about an ambulance to the ER for flu like symptoms. Unless he's having trouble breathing or saw something on a heart monitor they didn't like.

He called the game like he was ill.

Originally Posted by spikerman

He called the game like he was ill.

What should he have done differently? Im almost willing to bet a weeks pay he did exactly what you're about to bitch about.

Hey, bright side; we may not be screwed anymore. Stay positive.

Originally Posted by Jaded

What should he have done differently? Im almost willing to bet a weeks pay he did exactly what you're about to bitch about.

Hey, bright side; we may not be screwed anymore. Stay positive.

Well, due in large part to the play calling, the Broncos, with an inexperienced QB, often found themselves in third and long. How much do you make?

Originally Posted by spikerman

Well, due in large part to the play calling, the Broncos, with an inexperienced QB, often found themselves in third and long. How much do you make?

Nope, nice try, you're the playcalling critic and you didn't answer the question. Try and remember how this ended every other time, you say he should zig when they actually did zig, then you say zag...sure enough, all kinds of zags.

So let's hear it.

Originally Posted by Jaded

Nope, nice try, you're the playcalling critic and you didn't answer the question.

How about throwing more often on first and second down? The run game was going nowhere. Play calling is just not that difficult and doesn't require an advanced degree.

http://www.espn.com/nfl/playbyplay?gameId=400874607

See if this helps, at least try and touch on something they didn't do this game.

Take your time.

Originally Posted by spikerman

How about throwing more often on first and second down? The run game was going nowhere. Play calling is just not that difficult and doesn't require an advanced degree.

He did that . So instead of throwing and running on 1st down he should just throw on 1st down?