Extremely likely? As a parent, about how many days a year do you think would be around the expectation level for having to take your kid to the doctor unexpectedly? Serious robot question. Honestly, depends on the kid. My bro-in-laws kids are seemingly sick constantly. My son, a couple times a year maybe? But this the right time of year for him. There's no right answer to your question. Our daughter had multiple MRI trips when she was younger, the docs were watching a spot on her brain. It was scary [expletive], but those appointments as well as the follow ups with docs/neurologists/auxiliary testing were impossible to schedule and immovable. We would know 6 mns in advance of each appt. thank god it turned put to be nothing, and I realize that it's an extreme example, but doc appts with any specialist for kids tend to be pretty rigid. She also has allergies to things like peanut butter. The allergist is impossible to see as well. Who knows, maybe jay blew off the show because it was a tough Sunday. Maybe he used a simple doc visit that truly existed as an excuse. Maybe it was completely unmovable. It's pretty meatheadish to sit around calling for his head when you really don't know I appreciate what you are saying because I've had a similar experience. That's not how things work for the QB of the Bears. The Bears have a pediatrician. The Bears could get Jays pediatrician, or any pediatrician to Halas hall and do this appointment at any time. You know Minnesota that jay didn't do this show because he didn't want to deal with the [expletive]. I don't care that he blew off the show. I don't understand why he would do I in the first place. What could 1000 possibly pay him that would make this even worthwhile. He clears millions of dollars.