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So the Titans bye is on Oct 25

The Steelers bye is the following week on 11/1

I'm assuming 11/1 is the first possibility of playing this game. The 10/25 game is vs. the Ravens -- So don't expect that to be moved. 

Here's the thing. They all need to quarantine for 2 weeks. Does anyone think this will be the ONLY Covid case that occurs in the NFL?!?!

The NFL is royally screwed -- games are going to be cancelled & season shortened without question. Billions of dollars will be lost. The NFL owners will be weeping -- hey maybe we can start a GoFundMe for them

Wear a mask and also wear gloves when out in public like the grocery store. Wash your hands 400 times a day.....you dirty MF'ers....use hand sanitizer at all times...Use Anti-Viral wet wipes on high traffic touch surfaces around your home. These are all things I have done & it really works to help stop the spread.

@skully posted:
Green Bay Press-Gazette
683 patients were hospitalized with COVID-19 on Wednesday, nearly double the number two weeks earlier.

Largest spikes are in the Fox Valley and around GB. Hospital capacity is nearing 95 percent in those areas. Contact tracing is showing majority of cases are from social gatherings including weddings, private parties, and other events (a bar had a unauthorized concert inside it šŸ™„šŸ™„) Where no social distancing took place and little if any wore masks. 

@Boris posted:

 

Here's the thing. They all need to quarantine for 2 weeks. Does anyone think this will be the ONLY Covid case that occurs in the NFL?!?!

 

I don't think it's 14 days for the NFL. It's 10 days and you must be 72 hours symptom free before you return. If you test positive without symptoms you can return after 10 days or two negative tests 5 days after testing positive.  So it could be as little as a week. 

@BrainDed posted:

I donā€™t understand the coaches being required to wear masks on the sidelines while the players slobber all over each other.  

I have to go there because I see no other logical reasoning for it, itā€™s got to be symbolic or political. 

While there is a medical safety aspect to wearing masks to protect themselves and the team, I do think it's mostly symbolic - they're on TV and I think they want the world to see they're doing everything they can.  And when this happens with the Titans, Goodell wants to say "we did everything we possibly could".  No masks on the sidelines would refute the "everything we could" part. 

But the NFL and NFLPA agreed to it.  So there are legal reasons too.  

EDIT: Clarified the first paragraph.  WEAR YOUR MASKS!!!!!

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I am wondering how many more confirmed cases will occur before Goodall and the NFL start to think about shutting down the season, once again. I'd think it will be two weeks before the vikings get hit with positive tests, after playing the Titans. How long before the Packers face the same thing, in heavily hit Brown County? --Especially if the Packers' players have family living in Brown County who may have contracted the virus from somewhere other than a Packer or NFL related activity? How many Packers' employees and players have kids in schools or in daycare centers? Those places have been shown to be spreaders of the virus and could easily have spread the virus to teachers, staff and to the students' parents and families. Our curve is almost straight up, at this point. This virus sucks!

@PackerHawk posted:

Playing like crap took the Bucks down. 

They did play like crap, but the home court would have made some difference against the Heat. Imagine what Game 1 would have been like in FiServ. During the last 2 minutes of the first quarter, the Bucks went on a 9-2 run to go up by 11 with Brook Lopez hitting a 3 at the buzzer. There would have been pandemonium. Maybe it doesn't make a difference, but it would have been nice to find out. 

All 4 losses were close in the 4th quarter. I'd bet at least one of those games goes the other way.  It's an entirely different series with the home-court advantage. 

Well that's a bummer.  NFL was always going to have a bigger challenge than MLB, NBA and NHL.  They're too big to have a bubble like the NBA and NHL (plus issues with the field being torn up).  And the nature of football creates way more person-to-person contact than MLB.  Hope they can turn this around.  Would be a tough fall/winter with no NFL.   

I know this isnā€™t popular opinion but I donā€™t give a F.   Put them on the IR and move on.   If players want to opt out, they have every right to do so and should not be discriminated against when they seek employment next year.  

If I was young healthy male offered the opportunity to make hundreds of thousands to work and do so in high risk area for Covid, Iā€™d sign up in a heartbeat.    Science says the odds are with me, so show me the money.  

@BrainDed posted:

I know this isnā€™t popular opinion but I donā€™t give a F.   Put them on the IR and move on.   If players want to opt out, they have every right to do so and should not be discriminated against when they seek employment next year.  

If I was young healthy male offered the opportunity to make hundreds of thousands to work and do so in high risk area for Covid, Iā€™d sign up in a heartbeat.    Science says the odds are with me, so show me the money.  

 

I'm pretty sure if you went with that tact they season would be over.  For every fundy dumbfuck like Kark, there's 10 family men who don't want to see their wives and children get exposed to something that could kill them because they believe in things like gravity or not punching a hole in your head to let out the evil spirits.  You make the season a literal crapshoot and I think a lot of players opt out.  As Maynard suggested, you'd end up with a 7 on7 squad season. 

At least this way they are showing some level trying to control it without putting on the brakes completely or at least consulting with the rest of the team.

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@Henry posted:

 

I'm pretty sure if you went with that tact they season would be over.  For every fundy dumbfuck like Kark, there's 10 family men who don't want to see their wives and children get exposed to something that could kill them because they believe in things like gravity or not punching a hole in your head to let out the evil spirits.  You make the season a literal crapshoot and I think a lot of players opt out.  As Maynard suggested, you'd end up with a 7 on7 squad season. 

At least this way they are showing some level trying to control it without putting on the brakes completely or at least consulting with the rest of the team.

It's kind of like the people who were in favor of reopening the schools, where I live. They could care less about the safety of the teachers, students and school staff, who were forced to teach, learn and work in a petri dish, full of Covid-19. They could care less about all the people, outside of the school, who would come in contact with those teachers, students and school staff, either. One idiot said that if the teachers got sick, parents could go in and replace those sick teachers, in the schools( because, anyone can teach!). How would you like to be a parent/substitute teacher, who had to go into the classroom where a teacher had contracted the coronavirus? These same jerks also said that teachers "knew what they were getting into when they became teachers." Pathetic. The NFL has more sense than that. They will shut down, if the positive tests go up. It's only a matter of time.

schools, where I live. They could care less about the safety of the teachers, students and school staff, who were forced to teach, learn and work in a petri dish, full of Covid-19.

So then you didnā€™t go to Home Depot, Walmart, gas station, or the grocery store once since March.   Since Iā€™m sure would agree that those low income workers lives are just as important.   

Im impressed.  

@BrainDed posted:

schools, where I live. They could care less about the safety of the teachers, students and school staff, who were forced to teach, learn and work in a petri dish, full of Covid-19.

So then you didnā€™t go to Home Depot, Walmart, gas station, or the grocery store once since March.   Since Iā€™m sure would agree that those low income workers lives are just as important.   

Im impressed.  

Actually, I did not go to any of those big stores. I contracted with a grocery delivery service, last April, and do most of my grocery shopping through them. I order online and they deliver my items to my door step. I am pretty much staying at home waiting for this virus to "disappear." Looks like I am in for a long wait. The gas station I go go to accepts credit cards at the pump, so I do not have to go inside, if I need gas. My shopping inside a store is limited to going to a local butcher shop for meat and even then I do not have to go inside as my butcher has a vending machine outside that can serve my needs, if need be. I am maintaining social distancing. I wear a mask if I am out and about and I am always, it seems, washing my hands.

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