Mike Patterson

I know Kenneth Walker, who also plays for the Chiefs, had blood clots.

I remember Mike Patterson had a seizure, and there was a lot of life.

There were some really scary things with him at a training camp practice, and Rick Burkholder addressed the media and talked about it.

So I think that that was a scary situation watching Mike go through that.

... with Andy Reid.

The Mike Patterson situation-

Yeah

... you know, Burkholder was out there.

When there were medical situations outside the norm, Andy Reid would bring Rick Burkholder, the head trainer for the Eagles, up to answer questions.

He did it with Mike Patterson when Mike Patterson had his issue in a training camp one year.

But since Andy Reid left, they don't really do that anymore.

But Howie Roseman is the guy who's in charge of the medical staff.

I just don't remember.

No, no. Um, I think the only thing I can think of that's closest back in 2008, I think when Mike Patterson had the seizure at training camp and, um, he was diagnosed later with something I'd never heard of called brain AVF, which I don't remember what the AVF or it's arterial something arterial, uh, Something that was not good with his brain, but he had to miss a significant amount of time, but eventually did come back.

That was scarier because he had a seizure in the middle of training camp.

You alluded to my experience.

So hats off.

And look, I want to point out one guy in particular because USC had an unexpected injury issue.

Yeah.

Experience left tackle can't go.

But to thrive, not only survive in that environment, play a really top player, And obviously, there was a ball on the ground early in that game that he pounced on and made a play doing that.

So really, hats off to our offensive line.

From that standpoint, getting a young guy ready in his first start out there, doing the way he played in that environment was huge.

At a position where it's hard to hide somebody, right? Yeah.