I was making an analogy on rationale used to justify hypocritical decisions. The NFL argues player safety, yet they are willing to expose players of a team to players clearly exposed to covid. It just isn't right.
Yes! The NFL is showing its hypocrisy. They claim player safety if they can find an easy solution to rescheduling a game. McCourty had it right. They're more concerned with games being played than player safety.
The Bills players should refuse to play this game on the basis of safety. Throw that in the NFL'S face after they used that rationale with Pats/Broncos.
Lots of really good early games today. Red River. Caught the end of Missouri v LSU. Great goal line stand by Missouri. Also Texas A&M v Florida. Had to keep switching channels...but the endings lined up perfectly. Now watching Pitt at BC on ACC network. BC is up by 3 late in the 4th. Also K State v TCU, one score game late in the 4th.
Pitt kicker just kicked 58 yd FG to tie it up with 40 sec left. KS V TCU hail mary....no dice. Dang Arkansas came back on Auburn. One point game with 2 min left. Too many games. Bonus football at BC. What a great football weekend!
Miscommunication my arse! No one is going to admit that they deliberately broke the rules. "Yeah...we didn't hear that part about none of us was supposed to practice together outside the facility."
Forfeit...don't forfeit. I don't want any of the Bills players near anyone on this Titans team. Teams that are trying to do the right thing are threatened by teams and team members who are not taking this pandemic seriously. That is the important issue. Saffold's talking about livelihoods. How about lives and health...not only of players but their families.
Phillips getting more snaps at the Number 1 technique, made a big difference in the last game. Hopefully that is a sign of good things to come. Before he went out with that injury, he was playing really well against the run.