it is almost Just like NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell (Roger Goodell) try Since the beginning of the “peaceful protest” after George Floyd’s death, he has driven as many fans as possible out of his league.
From kneeling awkwardly in front of the Black Lives Matter altar to buying — hooks, threads and pendants — absurd narratives about non-existent “systemic racism” and “white supremacy”, I don’t know anyone In the history of professional sports, who makes yourself more pathetic.
Leaving aside Goodell’s repeated chattering apologies, the “peaceful protesters” did their best to razor American cities to the ground, almost kissed Colin Kaepernick’s ass, and allowed ridiculous “messages of protest” on the players’ jerseys. Let’s talk. The last few days, okay? ?
Same as us Report On Friday, the National Football League announced that it has notified the team, “If the COVID-19 outbreak among unvaccinated players prevents the rescheduling of the game during the 18-week season in 2021, the team that has the outbreak will be waived and be The loss is counted according to the source, the playoff seed.”
In the same report, we reported that the league also announced that “the team responsible for canceling the game due to an outbreak of unvaccinated players/staff will bear financial losses and be subject to potential disciplinary action by the committee chairman.”
It got better. “
According to reports NBC SportsThe NFL announced on Saturday that “NFL players who have not been vaccinated will be monitored to ensure compliance with mask rules and other restrictions that do not apply to vaccinated players, and every time an unvaccinated player violates the COVID-19 protocol, It will cost him.”
How many? According to NBC Sports, “the standard fine for violating the COVID-19 agreement is US$14,650.”
Same as us Report, Not all players and staff are dissatisfied with Goodall’s strict COVID laws.
Friday, as BreibartAccording to reports, Rick Dennison, a longtime NFL assistant, resigned from the Minnesota Vikings after refusing to be vaccinated. Just before that, the Arizona Cardinals wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins said on Twitter that the drastic measures “prompted him to think about his future in the NFL.”
Hopkins later deleted the tweet.
According to league rules, all level 1 personnel including coaches must be vaccinated or provide religious and/or medical reasons for not being vaccinated. Before Denison left, Cardinals star catcher DeAndre Hopkins tweeted and then deleted a post saying that if players choose not to get the coronavirus vaccine, the league threatens to punish the ball. Team, which prompted him to think about his future in the NFL.
Call me crazy.but This Yes crazy. Say again, we are talking Roger Goodell.
When we let the president of Indiana University “fully vaccinated” appear in court and forced the students—successfully—to “vaccinate”, she announced shortly after she have Test positive Is it the new crown virus? We are not talking about “precise science” here.
In the alliance, it is reported that ESPN:
Los Angeles Rams cornerback Jalen Ramsey responded to the famous quarterback coach Quincy Avery, who wrote on Twitter: “If you don’t get vaccinated now, you are a bad teammate…” He said On Twitter, he knew two people who had been vaccinated, they tested positive for COVID, and that he “if he didn’t get a vax, he wouldn’t look at his teammates so badly, there’s no pressure5.”
At the Dallas Cowboys training camp in Oxnard, California, running back Ezekiel Elliott said he was vaccinated against COVID-19, but didn’t think this decision should be imposed on others. “I was vaccinated just because I want to put myself in the best condition to play for my team week after week. But I mean, not everyone thinks so strongly, or others may still be right. Vaccines have their own opinions. You can’t force someone to do something to their body that they don’t want to do,” said Elliott, who was diagnosed with COVID-19 last summer.
Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Elsay said on Thursday that more than 50% of the players are vaccinated and the team is “hopefully reaching 100%.”
“[Getting vaccinated] It just makes the most sense,” Irsay said. “Everything in life is at risk, and vaccination is the right thing to do. “
New England Patriots linebacker Matt Juden expressed his disappointment with the new NFL policy on Twitter, saying: “NFLPA F-ing sucks.”
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Leonard Fournette said in a tweet that he would not be vaccinated, and wrote: “I can’t get a vaccine…” He later deleted the tweet .
Running back Jie Eichard’s Las Vegas Raiders encouraged unvaccinated players to “read the rules as if they knew their game” in a tweet. He added: “We are playing in prison this year, and you should do this.”
Bottom line.
In my “humility” view, good players who refuse the vaccine are absurd-this is for good reason. If they refuse, will the virus test positive and infect other players? Games start. But Roger Goodall’s competition last year embarrassed the professional sports world. He continued to play.
This is my opinion. And I have been insisting.
By the way, here is a quick review of last year’s “commish” and his alliance.
regular? NFL’s Goodale encouraged the team to sign Kaepernick: “I welcome this.”
