Shanegotyou11
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Flyingsquad23":13yx60kd said:
Idk why i keep repeating posts of what others post. Lol
Cam Newton Covid positive
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Idk why i keep repeating posts of what others post. Lol
bigskydoc
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At the risk of getting too political, there is a big difference between Covid generally fading out as the year comes to a close, and the effect Covid has on NFL games, where 1 or 2 positive tests can result in a game cancelation or delay.
Even if we miraculously saw the case rate drop 90% in the general population, that doesn't change the way it is managed in the NFL. 1 or 2 cases can still result in a game delay or cancelation.
Mods, feel free to delete if too political.
Two different tolerances/ scenarios.
On the bright side, this will shed a lot of light on the different tests, their strengths, and their weaknesses.
Even if we miraculously saw the case rate drop 90% in the general population, that doesn't change the way it is managed in the NFL. 1 or 2 cases can still result in a game delay or cancelation.
Mods, feel free to delete if too political.
Two different tolerances/ scenarios.
On the bright side, this will shed a lot of light on the different tests, their strengths, and their weaknesses.
TwistedHusky
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Not sure how COVID affecting NFL games can be political. I guess everything is now these days.
We need to just expect it and work around it.
The people I know who work at the Cancer center up here (who have to plan to mitigate COVID risk for patients without immune systems) said the reasonable (not worst case) projections are for COVID to be around until 2022. It will never be as bad as March, but it isn't going away completely for at least a year.
We need to just expect it and work around it.
The people I know who work at the Cancer center up here (who have to plan to mitigate COVID risk for patients without immune systems) said the reasonable (not worst case) projections are for COVID to be around until 2022. It will never be as bad as March, but it isn't going away completely for at least a year.
