Doc Brown

James should sue the NFLPA for giving such crappy advice.

Players - Larry Fitzgerald, Andy Dalton, Teddy Bridgewater Teams - Bears, Falcons, Panthers

WTF are you talking about? You've been whining for at least half a year about how we're going to wear masks forever. The only thing preventing completely ditching them is selfish pricks (for the most part) or paranoid people not getting the vaccine. A way around that to reach some type of herd immunity is vaccinating children and I'm glad the pfizer vaccine is approved for kids 12 and up now. Hopefully a vaccine will come quickly for kids younger than that. That's been my main case for pushing the hesitant worried about the long term side effects. A new FDA medicine brought to market is much more dangerous as far as long term potential unforeseen consequences. Plus, all the "vaccinations gone wrong" in our history have happened within the first couple months of the roll out.

Isaiah Hodgins, Marquez Stevenson, and Christian Wade are pry the three players I look forward to seeing the most. We'll also get to see Fields and Love play. Even Goff with the Lions should be entertaining.

You've got a good governor there in Ohio.

Lol. I was wondering who’d be the first to make that connection. Didn’t take long.

If they can vaccination proof on a driver’s license or other ID card that would be optimal. Like an enhanced ID to get into Canada.

You'd think they'd want to fill the stadium though to maximize profits. My guess is you either need proof of vaccination or a negative Covid test. Plus, it would be cool to have a packed house again.

America repeatedly thanked their essential workers for the sacrifices they made. My point with Sweden is nonessential workers were going to work increasing the spread and they paid for it. I'd much rather have lived in any other Nordic country. Looking back a year or so I think the US government (under mostly Trump and Biden) did a surprisingly decent job in handling this black swan event. Trump's biggest problem was his communication to the public was awful even if his team was doing good work behind the scenes. They kept the economy afloat (generous unemployment benefits, stimulus checks, lowering interest rates, etc.), provided funding to develop a vaccine in record time, and distributed the vaccine to those most vulnerable at an impressive rate. The 300 bucks for federal unemployment seems like overkill now but we didn't know wtf the variants would have on the vaccine. This is all new territory.

It's fine to be skeptical but any reputable graph would have a disclaimer as each country (or state for that matter when it comes to the US) has a different way of reporting Covid cases, tests administered, deaths, etc... I'd be more suspicious if there wasn't a disclaimer.

Yes. All graphs will come with a disclaimer when it comes to comparing Covid statistics. It doesn't mean they're automatically bs though.

And concluded that it might be total bs.

Finland, Denmark, and Norway are hiding their Covid deaths? Would you like to see excess deaths?

How'd Sweden do compared to its "lockdown" Nordic neighbors now that we finally have the numbers? Here's how.....

They've catered to him more by making it illegal for a defensive player to even breathe on him. Not so sure when it comes to setting the schedule. Bucs had to play 12 games last year before a bye. Also, similar to our situation. Bucs play a MNF game at home this year and then have to travel to the Colts for a 1pm the following Sunday. I guarantee every team's fan base has a complaint with some aspect of their schedule.

Do the networks (CBS in this case) still get to protect one game on their slot from being flexed? If so, this is pry the game they protect.

Yeah. If I didn’t already get the vaccine I’d hold out for free Bills tickets if they’re giving out incentives.

McDermott game planning against a rookie qb making his first start is fine with me.

Perfect. Let's just give Allen a 10 billion dollar contract then. We'll make Diggs the highest paid WR in the NFL, trade for Ertz and give him a pay raise, and sign Sheldon Richardson to a 20 million dollar deal to shore up our D-line.

It's impossible to predict above 100%. You're probably right but I give us a small possibility considering the NFL's official website has them at #1 and us at #3 in their power rankings. Saints are also possible with the return of Winston to Tampa.

I give him credit for even attempting it. Just glad he didn't get injured working out away from the team facility.

True but he's willing to take some more risks once the case rate falls low enough. Another argument for everyone getting the vaccine is there are people who get the vaccine that assume it worked (but it doesn't for whatever reason). The more vaccinated people around them in public the better off we all are. No.

The vaccine won't work on some people with very weak immune systems. They have to rely on the people around them to be vaccinated until herd immunity is reached. My brother falls into this category with Crohn's disease as the spike protein blood test just came back negative (he got his second Moderna shot on March 26th). He's home bound until we either reach herd immunity or until they come out with a vaccine that will produce antibodies for people like him (like they did with the TIV vaccine for the flu).

Not many planned parenthood centers provide the full range of prenatal care services. Just the bare minimum like first trimester ultrasounds like the girl said on the phone. I'm not sure what she's trying to prove. Here's what they say about prenatal care on their website....

Should've hired a lawyer right away.... "They tried to purchase it. We did not want to sell it. The price that we offered reflected that, but then eventually they began the eminent domain process," according to Mallards Dairy managing member Charlie Bares. "I did not expect it. I didn't even know that eminent domain could be used for that."