JoshAllenHasBigHands

I would guess it would be an offensive lineman. The Bills have some good depth, and its an areas that teams will especially struggle with.

He is pretty middle of the road. Deffffffinitely not one of the worst.

People like you make sports less fun

Jerry Sullivan is saying on Twitter that McD once ripped Mathew Fairburn a new one in front of people, with curse words and at all, because of something he tweeted during preseason. Its wild that McD would even know what Fairburn is tweeting, but its not impossible that he is driving force here.

We need to get a gofundme working for yolo

Yolo, these were posted, like, minutes ago. Im gonna need you to be a little more on your game today.

I read that as “wtf.” Lol.

This is the type of hyperbole that has caused this whole thing to get so out of control. To be honest, I don't really care about total infections. I care about deaths. And I say with full consideration that there is ample anecdotal evidence of significant complications aside from just deaths. I don't use the term "anecdotal" in a pejorative way; rather, my point is there is no indication that those non-death complications are so frequent that they present a serious concern to the general public at large. Now, here is why I don't care about the total number of cases: Florida's COVID positive population is significantly younger than was New York's. Hence, why there are so fewer deaths--sure, better treatments and more hospital beds is also a factor. Still, Florida understood that protecting vulnerable populations was always more important, and which was a step it never ceased. The only precautions are not just wearing masks or complete shut downs. Are they seeing a surge? Sure. But that surge does not present the significant danger (that we were caused to be so afraid of), because the sick population is so much younger and because the surge was spread out over a longer period of time, which was always the goal--to slow the spread. I mean I wear masks, but I am also just libertarian enough that I think seat belt laws are garbage.

I have burner accounts just for this board.

Yes, rather than knee-jerk shut the entire state down, Florida implemented sensible, target safety measures that successfully stopped the rapid spread of the virus and allowed it to better manage infections.

Really? Conspiracy theories? Is that where we are with all this.

I'm going to be crushed if tomorrow's scrimmage doesn't go well.

I don't know how to break up the quotes like you did above, so forgive me if this comes off as sloppy. 1. The clusters thing--that makes pretty good sense. I guess, incorrectly, I took you point to be that a single infected person could infect upwards of 30 people during a single exposure event. In other words, I thought you were saying that if I was infected and went to a restaurant, I would cause 30 other people at the restaurant to get infected. It seems, instead, that you are saying that 1 person may expose another, who in turn exposes another, and on and on, and the tracing cannot identify every incidence of exposure until it reaches 30/35 people. That makes sense. 2. Adams County graph - Is "Gathering 1" an outdoor event? I clicked the link, but it doesn't provide any other context. I see that you are saying it was, but what sort of outdoor event was it? Was it the sort where masks are required, such as a football game, or is it a barbecue or something like that? 3. My only point with that graph is to demonstrate a bit of the hypocrisy going on in these discussions. The purpose of the shut down was to "slow the spread." We heard it over and over. We wanted to go from being a red curve to being a blue curve. I think it is wildly unfair the way Florida is criticized for successfully moving the state to a blue curve situation.

Its all relative.

Nope. Cancelled! I'm kidding. Happens to the best of us!

Come on, dude. We are talking about images that were taken without consent.

What a bunch of scumbags. "Outtakes of nipples and crotches?" They need to get this guy (and everyone in that circle) out of the league.

If there is one thing this board spends too much time discussing, it is definitely Jessica Pegula.... Lol. I mean, seriously, of all the stuff this board discusses, when does Jessica Pegula EVER come up?

Those leagues were planning their reopening months before the NFL season began planning theirs. They were planning in dramatically different contexts. Plus, unlike the NBA and NHL, most NFL stadiums are outdoors.

Yeah, this scrimmage was two separate teams. Team 1 was the starting defense and offense. Team 2 was the backup defense and offense. The backups destroyed the starters.

Is that 1 infection leads to cluster of 30-50 over a period of hours, or over the course of the infection (several days)? Is that rate of transmission similar in outdoor settings as it is indoors? We may not have a complete idea of how well the virus spreads in outdoor settings (I think that is what your saying-I don't completely understand what you are trying to convey), we do at least know that the virus does not spread nearly as well. Yes, that is how that works....

He's got a serious "eat the rich" vibe going on. Also, if she is in a quarterfinal, she must not be that bad a tennis player...

New rule: people following their dreams are officially the bad guy.

..... Yes

Its even worse for them. It was the entire second team (offense and defense) against the entire first team (again, offense and defense).