NFL news thread

[chillerdab]

The exact scenario.

 

[skinsdad62]

The nfl knew his status as did the packers long ago .
He didn’t knowingly go to work with Covid

He was tested as per NFL rules and was found to have Covid

Not the scenario you described and he certainly doesn’t owe the press a damn thing

 

[chillerdab]

You have no idea if the nfl knew about him or the packers.

Stop pretending you do.

You also dont know if he willingly went to work with covid.

You dont know shit.

Rodgers mught have done everything I said.

He might have done nothing I said.

He lied about his status though.

 

[skinsdad62]

You have no idea if the nfl knew about him or the packers.

Stop pretending you do.

You also dont know if he willingly went to work with covid.

You dont know shit.

Rodgers mught have done everything I said.

He might have done nothing I said.

He lied about his status though.

Go to Twitter it’s on there

 

[skinsdad62]

You have no idea if the nfl knew about him or the packers.

Stop pretending you do.

You also dont know if he willingly went to work with covid.

You dont know shit.

Rodgers mught have done everything I said.

He might have done nothing I said.

He lied about his status though.

So don’t pass off your speculation as fact . I will find the Twitter link that shows what I said as truth

 

[skinsdad62]

WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR KNOWING A PLAYER'S VACCINE STATUS?​

Each of the 32 NFL teams. Players must submit proof of vaccination to the team, not to the league office.

WHAT IS CONSIDERED SUFFICIENT VACCINATION?​

Players must take two shots of one of the approved vaccinations under NFL protocols — Pfizer or Moderna — or one dose of the Johnson & Johnson. As Dr. Allen Sills, the league’s chief medical officer, has explained, players who have been previously documented with having had COVID-19 could be considered protected with one shot of those vaccines.

There’s also the possibility of a player having antibody levels that show a previous case of the coronavirus, and they can receive one shot to be protected.

“We have very clear protocols on vaccination requirements and what can be considered as being fully vaccinated under those protocols,” Sills said.

NFL protocols, created in conjunction with the players' union, oversee not only team facilities but also stadiums, hotels and any travel arrangements.

DID THE NFL KNOW AARON RODGERS WAS UNVACCINATED?​

Yes, as did the Packers and the NFL Players Association.

Rodgers approached the NFLPA during the summer seeking approval of the treatment he took, details of which have not been made public. Dr. Thom Mayer, the union's medical director, consulted with Sills and with infectious disease consultants jointly agreed upon by the NFL and the union. They determined that Rodgers' treatment did not meet the qualifications or protocols to be considered a vaccine.

Rodgers has been required to wear a mask at the Packers' facility and to follow protocols designed for unvaccinated players. He is one of about 5% of the league's players considered unvaccinated.

WILL ANYONE BE PENALIZED?​

Very likely — if the NFL's investigation, which also includes looking into a Halloween party attended by Rodgers — finds violations of the protocols.

Most responsible would be the Packers for not eliminating any violations. They could be fined and stripped of draft choices. For example, the Las Vegas Raiders were fined $500,000 last year — when there were no vaccinations available — for breaking protocols. But no teams lost picks in the 2021 draft for COVID-19 violations.

Rodgers, naturally, could be sanctioned by the NFL, too. That probably would involve a fine rather than a suspension.

Sills has been very clear that enforcement of the protocols is “serious business.”

As reported by NBC news Chicago

So yes I know

 

[chillerdab]

None of what you posted means shit.

Rodgers could have lied about plenty of stuff and clearly didnt follow protocol.

 

[skinsdad62]

That doesn’t change the fact the team and the nfl knew about it and chose to not enforce its own protocols

It also makes your scenario as not true

 

[Caliskinsfan]

 

[skinsdad62]

Apparently neither side was about enforcing it

 

[Caliskinsfan]

Apparently neither side was about enforcing it

different standard depending upon your status, as we all know... happens all too often in the NFL

 

[Stymietee]

Aaron Rodgers has to be fined AND suspended, not either or but both. 4 games seems about right.

It should also cost the Packers several million dollars AND a late draft pick or two. Not either or, both.

The league offices won't admit complicity, so an announcement stating their new verification protocols must be made.

That is all... enjoy today's games everyone!

 

[skinsdad62]

 

[chillerdab]

That doesn’t change the fact the team and the nfl knew about it and chose to not enforce its own protocols

It also makes your scenario as not true

Simply not true. Sorry.

 

[skinsdad62]

Simply not true. Sorry.

Show me evidence showing otherwise

 

[chillerdab]

Aaron Rodgers has to be fined AND suspended, not either or but both. 4 games seems about right.

It should also cost the Packers several million dollars AND a late draft pick or two. Not either or, both.

The league offices won't admit complicity, so an announcement stating their new verification protocols must be made.

That is all... enjoy today's games everyone!

He sure should, but it is unlikely that the NFL will do either.

 

[chillerdab]

Show me evidence showing otherwise

Why? You never admit you are wrong anyway.

I’ll go with “no.”

 

[skinsdad62]

 

[skinsdad62]

Why? You never admit you are wrong anyway.

I’ll go with “no.”

Well I showed evidence they did

 

[skinsdad62]

There are many instances where Kirk Cousins isn’t wearing a mask at a press conference. There’s also photos of Rodgers wearing a mask when the team is traveling. He’s also been getting tested daily and hasn’t missed a test