SIAP: NFL off-season to look similar to last off-season
- Thread starter seminole817
- Start date
A lot can happen between January and the summer. Last year is a perfect example of that.
I would. We just had a whole season, why wouldn’t they have spring ball.
FCS is scheduled to start games in one month. I have not heard a thing about them being canceled.
What would you expect with so many NFL players in the ICU intubated.. probably getting close to 10% of all players.
Right. The NFL was hell bent on getting through the season and even they are doing this. Student athletes in the academia world...pretty easy to play it “safe.” It doesn’t matter that no one got sick. The first time an unpaid college kid does...some of the media is waiting for that opportunity to pounce.
I remember the “ 😂 You guys actually think we’re having football this year?” posts...many of them adamant there was no way football would ever be played in 2020. So, I’m gonna take a wait and see approach.
You’re talking about fulfilling tv contracts to survive vs having spring ball. Can you not see a massive difference in the two?
tells you how truly worried people were about the virus..
Absolutely. And Football players were probably more safe than many many people. At least they knew when they had it and could take precautions
That’s true. I just think 2 months from now we’re in a much different place with COVID. The tide will start to dramatically turn. I’d feel better if “spring” practice started in May.
It already started yesterday with the WHO admitting that the PCR tests are stupid and directing clinics to fix their testing.
I see the difference yet that apparently did not influence the original predictions. So, I’m gonna wait and see. Much of this has become a charade., i.e. spaced bench chairs at basketball games.
Do you have link? Just curious and would like to read the full story. Thanks in advance
Insight into the practical performance of RT-PCR testing for SARS-CoV-2 using serological data: a cohort study
Even rigorous RT-PCR testing protocols might miss a substantial proportion of SARS-CoV-2 infections, perhaps in part due to difficulties in determining the timing of testing in asymptomatic individuals for optimal sensitivity. RT-PCR-based surveillance and control protocols that include rapid...
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