Franco_92

Are they sick?

I've been looking for this info. The NFL is aware that they only have to worry about a Ct positive that would be conducive to a player who is probably already showing symptoms, which is why we're seeing everyone play every week, while getting a barrage of cases everywhere else.

I wasn't alive to watch the SB teams, but I've seen plenty of highlights of Kelly dropping dimes left and right on teams in all kinds of Buffalo weather.

Who made this chart? Somebody needs to send them to a data visualization colloquium or something

I might have missed some videos, but I wish they had more cameras pointing at certain things longer during moments like the last drive. I'd have loved to see everyone on the sidelines' extended reactions to the TD. Coaches, defensive players etc. We really only got brief tastes in the highlights and live game.

I'm at work right now but I can try to summarize to the best of my knowledge later. I am merely repeating what I've read from actual MDs with my own layman understanding (though I do have a knack for reading scientific papers because of a stem background so that has helped along the way). For now, just because we CAN be extremely sensitive with our measurements, we shouldn't just dial it up well past the point necessary for detecting a minimally transmissable/sickening viral load. But we do this, and base legislation off of the results of this testing. This gives a lot of unnatural behavior, in the form of flattening numbers in a lot of places (in reality, viral curves are never flat/in equilibrium in nature over long periods of time).

Right. I mentioned a few weeks back that at the Bills games I went to last year, I was less cramped and near fewer people than some of the shopping runs I've had to go on during covid. Spending time next to more strangers in non-open-air surroundings in the stores. They'll get this done because these numbers aren't really dangerous, especially with timed entrance/exiting. They'll slowly scale up from there. If we're lucky, our home AFCCG will be packed to the brim

7000 people on timed exit/entry, of a facility and parking grounds that large, is probably exponentially safer for fans than the inevitable piling into their buddy's living room that is the alternative 😅

Fauci was endearing to me in March. Boy was I fooled. There may not be a bureaucrat I trust less.

Actually, I'm not going to post the plot because I'm not convinced data lag/reporting is finished yet. Yeah, 45 is literally insane. If we tested for any other virus like this we'd be ordered to never leave our bedrooms again

I'll go look, brb

Long term solution - fans in stands on defense. Force them to stand in the concourse otherwise

You see the Spain case plots when they made the testing switch?

I think we are in the beginning of the new "good old days," and will remember this game, season, and era for a long, long time.

Feel good about this one. I think LV will get some yards, but I think they're an off brand of the team we just played.

Didn't Kroft have the ball when he stood up as well? I swear to god he was the one that handed it to the refs.

That DK Metcalf play had me guffawing

Uhhhhhh?

Definitely not convinced these rams are better than the Cowboys last year or the Falcons in 2017, or the Chiefs in 2017

I wouldn't be surprised if working on "anticipation" is next on the docket, especially for this coming summer. If he becomes as successful in that as he was in addressing his intermediate (2018 -> 19) and long (2019 -> 20) game...

15 of those points were garbage time points

I catch One Bills Live mayyyybe once every two weeks for an hour or so, but was listening during that conversation. Murph really did sound so desperate for everything to be roses and unicorns in his beloved NFL

Right, but since you don't know anything, you could have just posted this (completely reasonable) take in another thread, and not dressed it up with a headline that might suggest to users there has been a report stating as much,which is likely why I was not the only disgruntled reaction to your topic.

Like I said, you know only the body part injured, not what the injury is. As such, you have no idea what the timeline for each injury is, nor where they are in their recovery. So the opinion is useless, which is all I said.

This is a useless opinion simply because you have no idea what is even specifically wrong with each player, other than the body part the injury entails, much less how close they are to being healthy.