Until it is considered safe to move the player.
As long as there is nothing in the player's contract that forbids it, a player can be traded while on injured reserve. I can say that I can't remember that ever happening but it is within the rules since the team trading for the player would know of the injury.
As long as they are cleared to play if injured they can return
20 hours
It will not remain "charged" for long. The speed of collapse of the magnetic field is related to the inductance, in Henries. A (physically) large inductor will retain energy for longer. (note that there is no "charge")
Yes. As long as the field player is in possession range of the ball, the player can shield. However, if the player is not within possession range of the ball and tries to shield, he will be called for obstruction.
Electric field is got by the expression = charge density / epsilon not As so long charges on the plate remain the same the electric field also remains the same
The answer is is yes, as long as they player does not touch it with his hands.
It becomes an Equip Card when it resolves, and as such, will remain on the field until it loses its target - like if the equipped monster is flipped face-down or leaves the field.
Yes. The NFL mandates that teams put out an injury report every week to declare who's hurt and how bad. However, when a player is seriously injured, and that injury will take a long time to heal, the team may put the player on 'injured reserve'. This is a list outside the normal roster limits, but once on the list, a player cannot rejoin the regular roster that season.
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The person that injured Teddy Long was Dolph Zigger cause he wanted rematches for the World Heavyweight Championship.
He injured his knee, attempting a long-range shot vs CzechoslovakiaAs Pele was a young boy then , players kept tackling him fom all sides, the yellow cardfor sliding and tackiling was not there then.