Twitter: OT Ty Nsekhe experienced heat illness symptoms Thurs afternoon - out for Sunday's game

[Jake]

Not sure what's worse here today: the hot takes on collective bargaining or the hot takes on medicine.

 

[gimmesix]

Quick someone get Steele and Knight some wool longjohns.

 

[gimmesix]

These 75° training camps don’t appear to be working for some players. The Cowboys might want to go back to training in hot weather again. The best teams they had in the 90s trained in hot weather.

Maybe Nsekhe liked the weather better in Buffalo.

 

[plasticman]

Taking out our starters at some positions isn't good enough. They have to lose the backups as well.

Well, okay then.

Isn't that how Dak got the opportunity to start?

 

[OriginalNameGuy]

Heat stroke is no joke but you'd think this wouldn't happen for a team with state of the art facilities to keep them cool and trained staff watching things.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

This isn't misfortune, this is a guy who wasn't in shape and didn't take care of himself. No sympathy for million dollar professional athletes who can't take a 90 degree day. That is absolutely ridiculous.

He looked terrible in preseason anyway, like he was never ready to play. I would cut this bum yesterday.

 

[waving monkey]

as they said," you cant make this stuff up"

 

[jnday]

MM Came out and said Steele wasnt guaranteed to start and Jerry did. Jerry cranked up the heat to knock the big man down a peg.

How many self respecting coaches would put up with a GM that constantly undermines their decisions?

 

[cowboyblue22]

FRISCO, Texas — The string of misfortunes continues for the Dallas Cowboys. The team will already be missing right tackle La'el Collins due to a suspension and their options for replacing him in Sunday's game against the Chargers just got slimmer. Veteran tackle Ty Nsekhe will be unavailable after being hospitalized with heat-related exhaustion after Thursday's practice.

"He suffered some heat illness symptoms after practice yesterday," McCarthy said. "The medical staff felt it was best that he spent the evening at the hospital."

Nsekhe was released from the hospital Friday morning, but McCarthy confirmed that he will not play in Sunday's game in Los Angeles. Apparently his symptoms were noticeable in the training room after Thursday's practice. The temperature in Frisco reached a high of 90 degrees on Thursday, and it was the "heavy practice work" day of the week.

https://www.dallascowboys.com/news/nsekhe-released-from-hospital-won-t-play-sunday

why would u practice out doors in that heat when u have a indoor place to use maybe the coach needs to do something different beging to believe that Mccarthy is not the coach the cowboys need