Damn right. You don't respect your colleagues and their families because you won't get a shot, then you're gone.
The coaches know who got the shot. Guys will get cut who would have otherwise made the team because they didn't get the shot. They can't risk borderline players or projects causing a forfeit loss.
Here we go again... 'you don't respect your colleagues'... don't hold your belief, trash character. This is the exact point I've been arguing the whole time. But as stated earlier, all beliefs are not equal. Which creates the grey area and talking point. Oh well... good to hear your point of views. Wait, if you're vaccinated, what are worried about?.... haha, nevermind... whole different deal and we can go round and round. This is just to pass some time on a Sunday, this USA Gold Cup isn't exactly creating excitement.
You don't do well with details do you?
You first pointed out Jon Rahm plays golf and Kirk Cousins plays football, completely missed the point I was making about potential vaccine effectiveness and end result being that exact same, he can still test positive.
You’re overthinking it. Unvaccinated will be tested everyday. Vaccinated won’t.
We are talking two completely different languages here. You are hanging on points that have absolutely no bearing on the points I'm trying to bring to light. You're definitely right, I missed the mark by that account. I should be more clear, instead of using indirect circumstances. My apologies.
Once the vaccine is FDA approved, which will be no later than this fall, then the NFL and others can have an easier time legally mandating it. Hopefully they will
The rule says because of unvaccinated players. So then, he did the right thing and won't penalize the team.
In theory, yes. However, with the spread of COVID near it's zenith last winter during the middle/end of the NFL season, and with no players being vaccinated at that point, they had to cancel ZERO games. Yes, there was some "creative" rescheduling for some teams to make it happen, but they made it work. Now, with a reported 80%+ of players being vaccinated, plus the COVID numbers being way down, we're supposed to worry about this now? The NFL instituted rules that will most likely not have to be used (cancelling games, players not getting paid, fines, etc.). But of course, the news outlets ran with it making it seem like the sky was falling, because the threat of cancelled NFL games gets clicks/retweets. Look how much traffic it's drummed up on this thread. This is such a small possibility of occurring, yet so many people have gone back into "hunger games" mode of eviscerating each other based on which side you're on.
He's not an at-will employee, he has a contract. I don't know the specifics of his deal, but most assistants are on one or two year contracts, so his potential contract damages are pretty limited. In addition, the news reports say he's still under contract, so he's presumably being paid and the Vikings may well continue to honor his contract or buy him out, neither of which is likley to result in a lawsuit.
Not a Q guy. Please provide evidence.
Ha, Stocker... look at covid death rates. Not sure if they break it out, but for healthy 30 year old adults. Then ask yourself, do I really understand risk management? It's the over zealous policies that create these circumstances. Again, social tolerance/beliefs.
The NFL's policies have almost zero to do with preventing deaths. It's about preventing outbreaks and cancelled games. Un-vaccinated players are more likely to cause both.
Wait, sorry... let me connect dots for the uneducated. Why would the NFL want to prevent an outbreak? Guess it's just for the fun of it.
Shouldn't you be getting ready for your shift? Make sure, when a drive thru customer asks for no ice, you don't add ice. Then give yourself a Tiger Woods fist pump, win the day Stocker! You got this.
its been upgraded to a "love"
I like how you ridicule the poster for having 14 posts; meanwhile you act like your 24,936 garbage posts actually mean something