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They made it sound like the site would be up nation wide very shortly (said they would announce when on Sunday), then spent a bunch of time telling everyone how to use the site. How they can schedule tests on it etc. Even had a chart made up going over the website. Come to find out there are actually no current plans to roll out the site nation wide and google has no idea they were going to make this announcement.

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https://wgr550.radio.com/articles/news/report-players-may-soon-be-allowed-back-into-nhl-facilities

Yeah I am seeing Tons of stories like this all over the place. From doctors, nurses, patients, media members trying to get tested, etc. (I started collecting some of them. I have a whole page of them so far and that was just in about 30 minutes of looking) I have a friend who’s a doctor. He said trying to get someone tested in his area is an absolute nightmare.

https://www.nj.com/giants/2020/03/nfl-rumors-is-patriots-1-year-contract-proposal-to-tom-brady-the-final-offer.html Original source interview - https://weei.radio.com/blogs/weei/tom-brady-rumors-patriots-only-can-do-one-year-deal If this is true I have to believe he’s probably gone, unless he really really doesn’t want to leave New England. If true it almost seems like Belichick is sort of pushing him out the door.

Just saw this on Twitter. Hopefully it’s true. It could be a big help to us right now if it is.

Sorry about that. That was not my intention to turn this political in any way. I was just shocked to read that.

Nice!

What? Why in the world were they told to stop testing and stop talking about it?! Wouldn't they want to do More testing?

It’s weird, as much as I complain about the Sabres and say I’m losing interest, I already kind of miss watching them play tonight.

https://theathletic.com/1669164/2020/03/12/what-happened-to-sabres-star-tim-connolly-after-7-years-hes-ready-to-explain/ What happened to Sabres star Tim Connolly? After 7 years, he’s ready to explain (Athletic sub. required)

It would be so weird to see Brady pick the raiders of the teams rumored with interest. They just don’t seem like super bowl contenders, even with Brady (especially 42yr old Brady). Maybe it’s that ownership stake they’re supposedly offering? Or maybe he thinks it’ll be better for his business interests after he retires? I feel like if he picks the raiders raiders it will be because of more than just wanting to win, which I thought was his #1 priority.

This is a very informative and eye opening interview with an infectious disease expert with 40+ years experience. He’s been right on with all of his predications about COVID19 so far. I hope he’s not right this time. Here’s Michael Osterholm’s bio/credentials for anyone curious - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Osterholm and here’s a link to the full length interview - https://youtu.be/E3URhJx0NSw

Nice! I’m sure he wants to stay close to home for now but It would be so cool to see him on the Bills coaching staff some day (if he ever becomes interested in an NFL coaching job).

Unfortunately, I worry that we are just seeing the beginning of this thing. It’s a lot more serious than a flu and the world is treating it that way. We are seeing major steps taken in lots of countries. Playoffs in empty buildings (or outright cancelled) in Norway, Poland, Slovakia, Germany, Austria (etc). Major world events being cancelled. An entire 1st world country putting quarantine measures into place. I can’t really say I’ve quite seen anything like this in my lifetime. Check out this video interview with an infectious disease expert who’s job it is to handle things like coronaviruses. It might be an eye-opener for some. They are (American hospital association) conservatively estimating 96 million infected, 4.8 million hospitalized, 480,000 deaths over just the next 3-7 months. I really hope those estimates are wrong! The stories about hospitals in Italy being so overwhelmed that doctors and nurses are having to choose which patients to let die is heartbreaking.

Hopefully it won’t come to this. Edit -

RFA

Ok, now that’s Definitely interesting. Makes me think the Bills may be looking to trade for him.

I hope they are serious about Tua. I’d rather not see him land in Miami, or at least have it cost them some extra picks.

https://www.syracuse.com/buffalo-bills/2020/03/5-reasons-signing-josh-norman-was-smart-move-for-buffalo-bills.html 5 reasons signing Josh Norman was smart move for Buffalo Bills

(continued in link) He also goes into some detail about how there were questionable defensive play calls and numerous blown assignments by teammates (especially when the defense played zone coverage) and Norman would recognize a teammate was out of position and in trouble and try to help cover for them, forint him to leave his assignment and allow a short/mid gain to prevent a home run play.