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Yeah, that's not true as of yet on the majority thing. Yes, we have all gotten vaccines throughout life. Those vaccines have been tried and proven for decades. This one has no real data behind it, it was rushed into existence, and now it's being pushed on the people. This virus, worldwide, has a 97.68% recovery rate for the infected which can easily be found on Worldometers. The gap between death and recovery has been ever widening since April of 2020. This also can be found on Worldometers. On the CDC adverse reactions website they are reporting 5,300+ deaths, but they throw the disclaimer in there of course. You can take that for what it's worth. There have been multiple news reports across the land about kids experiencing heart issues and forming blood clots, kids who were healthy prior to, after vaccination. It is a big freaking deal for many people, for various reasons. Especially if you, family members, or loved ones have gotten extremely sick or died from shots that were supposed to protect you from a virus in the past. Just like the poster talking about his young family member in the hospital who may possibly need a heart transplant after getting the shot. Getting the shot also does NOT prevent you from getting Covid. There's a famous athlete right now, whose name I was told not to mention, who got his 2nd shot in February and now has Covid. There have also been others who contract the virus after getting it. If you're healthy, especially young and healthy, why get the shot? If you're vaccinated, and you believe the shot prevents you from getting it or spreading it, then why worry about the one who's not or their activities in between? I get Cole's stance and I get what he's saying about going through life as normal because I do the same, but I don't have the same viewpoints as to why. If he wants to walk away from the game rather than adhere to NFL "protocols" then he can do that. He's not strapped financially I'm sure. That's his choice whether you agree with the reasonings behind it or not.

Oh boy, here we go again. Wait until Sherlock finds out.

The "mob" coming after Beasley because he spoke his mind.

McDermott during his flight

I said this last year and I will say it again, I think the hip injury has caused Tua to not be able to drive the ball like he used to. At Alabama his arm strength didn't seem to be a problem. I saw him throw some ropes in college. After the injury it seems he definitely lost some velocity. I thought it might be better this year since he was about 20 months removed from it, but maybe he will just never be the same. The Dolphins FO may be kicking themselves again after this year for passing on Fields, coupled with passing on Herbert to take Tua the previous year.

Great, the son of Satan, drinker of baby's blood is even out here making excuses for Tua.

A guy gets 10 INT's in a year, almost matching his previous career total in 4 years (12), and thinks he deserves a new contract. Let the clown show commence.

Throw it just like this Josh. Protect the elbow!!!

Meh. I'd take Randy Moss, Larry Fitzgerald, Calvin Johnson, Tim Brown, Justin Blackmon, Michael Crabtree, or Braylon Edwards over him.

You know it's bad when you're missing throws terribly with no pads and wearing shorts. Cam's arm looks shot.

This is how Kyler was walking to the podium to meet Goodell and we make fun of Mac Jones?

Ship him off to Houston so he can reunite with Tuh-Rod.

He's slow and his running style would lead to nothing, but a terrible ypc. He liked to come to the LOS at about half speed behind that Pittsburgh OL and then jump through a hole. If he tried that mess behind our OL then it would be tfl, after tfl, after tfl by the opposing defenses. One top of this, he looked washed up in NJ before he even went to KC. He got his $$$ and that was all he was worried about.

F*** the Chiefs

I think Stafford in LA with McVay is a really good match. In that offense I think he has the best years of his career. I then want to see Fitz do well in Washington, but suck against us, and finally get a taste of the playoffs.

F*** these pads, I'm out.

He definitely looks about 25-30lbs lighter imo, probably somewhere between 280-290lbs. Not sure how much that will effect his game or if he will bulk up a bit before the season starts.

Brandon currently celebrating

Trubisky probably cost him his FF 'ship last year