***NON-POLITICAL COVID-19 Discussion Thread***

[JakeF]

A couple of reminders...

Originally Posted by Bwana

Once again, don't come in this thread with some kind of political agenda, or you will be shown the door. If you want to go that route, there is a thread about this in DC.

Originally Posted by Dartgod

People, there is a lot of good information in this thread, let's try to keep the petty bickering to a minimum.

We all have varying opinions about the impact of this, the numbers, etc. We will all never agree with each other. But we can all keep it civil.

Thanks!

Click here for the original OP:

Spoiler!

Apparently the CoronaVirus can survive on a inanimate objects, such as door knobs, for 9 days.

California coronavirus case could be first spread within U.S. community, CDC says
By SOUMYA KARLAMANGLA, JACLYN COSGROVE
FEB. 26, 2020 8:04 PM

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is investigating what could be the first case of novel coronavirus in the United States involving a patient in California who neither recently traveled out of the country nor was in contact with someone who did.

“At this time, the patient’s exposure is unknown. It’s possible this could be an instance of community spread of COVID-19, which would be the first time this has happened in the United States,” the CDC said in a statement. “Community spread means spread of an illness for which the source of infection is unknown. It’s also possible, however, that the patient may have been exposed to a returned traveler who was infected.”

The individual is a resident of Solano County and is receiving medical care in Sacramento County, according to the state Department of Public Health.

The CDC said the “case was detected through the U.S. public health system — picked up by astute clinicians.”

Officials at UC Davis Medical Center expanded on what the federal agency might have meant by that in an email sent Wednesday, as reported by the Davis Enterprise newspaper.

The patient arrived at UC Davis Medical Center from another hospital Feb. 19 and “had already been intubated, was on a ventilator, and given droplet protection orders because of an undiagnosed and suspected viral condition,” according to an email sent by UC Davis officials that was obtained by the Davis Enterprise.

The staff at UC Davis requested COVID-19 testing by the CDC, but because the patient didn’t fit the CDC’s existing criteria for the virus, a test wasn’t immediately administered, according to the email. The CDC then ordered the test Sunday, and results were announced Wednesday. Hospital administrators reportedly said in the email that despite these issues, there has been minimal exposure at the hospital because of safety protocols they have in place.

A UC Davis Health spokesperson declined Wednesday evening to share the email with The Times.

Since Feb. 2, more than 8,400 returning travelers from China have entered California, according to the state health department. They have been advised to self-quarantine for 14 days and limit interactions with others as much as possible, officials said.

“This is a new virus, and while we are still learning about it, there is a lot we already know,” Dr. Sonia Angell, director of the California Department of Public Health, said in a statement. “We have been anticipating the potential for such a case in the U.S., and given our close familial, social and business relationships with China, it is not unexpected that the first case in the U.S. would be in California.”

It is not clear how the person became infected, but public health workers could not identify any contacts with people who had traveled to China or other areas where the virus is widespread. That raises concern that the virus is spreading in the United States, creating a challenge for public health officials, experts say.

“It’s the first signal that we could be having silent transmission in the community,” said Lawrence Gostin, director of the World Health Organization Collaborating Center on National and Global Health Law. “It probably means there are many more cases out there, and it probably means this individual has infected others, and now it’s a race to try to find out who that person has infected.”

On Tuesday, the CDC offered its most serious warning to date that the United States should expect and prepare for the coronavirus to become a more widespread health issue.

“Ultimately, we expect we will see coronavirus spread in this country,” said Nancy Messonnier, director of the CDC’s National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases. “It’s not so much a question of if, but a question of when.”

According to the CDC’s latest count Wednesday morning, 59 U.S. residents have tested positive for the new strain of coronavirus — 42 of whom are repatriated citizens from a Diamond Princess cruise. That number has grown by two since Messonnier’s last count Tuesday, although the CDC was not immediately available to offer details on the additional cases.

More than 82,000 cases of coronavirus have been reported globally, and more than 2,700 people have died, with the majority in mainland China, the epicenter of the outbreak.

But public health leaders have repeatedly reminded residents that the health risk from the novel coronavirus to the general public remains low.

“While COVID-19 has a high transmission rate, it has a low mortality rate,” the state Department of Public Health said in a statement Wednesday. “From the international data we have, of those who have tested positive for COVID-19, approximately 80% do not exhibit symptoms that would require hospitalization. There have been no confirmed deaths related to COVID-19 in the United States to date.”

CDC officials have also warned that although the virus is likely to spread in U.S. communities, the flu still poses a greater risk.

Gostin said the news of potential silent transmission does not eliminate the possibility of containing the virus in the U.S. and preventing an outbreak.

“There are few enough cases that we should at least try,” he said. “Most of us are not optimistic that that will be successful, but we’re still in the position to try.”

[IA_Chiefs_fan]

Originally Posted by Marcellus

Define "real" in the context of your statements? I think this is where the disconnect is, very very few people believe its not real, many people still think its not as dangerous as being portrayed. Thats not the same thing.

Right in the post from IA_Chiefs_fan he says his dad didn't believe it was real but also said his dad claimed to have already had it last November.

Get what I am saying? So you need to define what "its not real" actually means.

Yeah, I'm not really certain what my dad believes lol. I guess he thought it was just the flu?? But yesterday he got hit harder than he ever has with the flu.

[Marcellus]

Originally Posted by BigRedChief

Sorry man but thats how conversations go in DC. No interest in going down that road. See The Pete and Donger debates for pages in this thread.

Wheres your evidence? How do you define "real"? With all due respect, I just don't want to get into those conversations.

I said these reports are anecdotal which means its not a fact so I'm not having a conversation about defining "real" for something thats not a fact.

I have zero idea what DC has to do with this. I am asking an honest and sincere question. When you make a comment like many people don't think its real, it would seem important to define what that means because I dont think its how you are using the term.

It sounds much like the claim is many people still think the virus doesn't actually exist and thats something I disagree with. Yea maybe a very very small %. The truth is many people think its overblown and thats something thats been debated from the start. That dos not = thinking its "not real". Many older people think of it like many other things they have survived in their lifetime and dont want to drastically change their lives over it. Thats somewhat understandable as well even if its a bad idea.

But it sure sounds better to just claim a ton of people think its all fake and we all know why people make that claim.

[MahomesMagic]

Originally Posted by BigRedChief

When someone posted somepne in their family didn't think Covid is real it was followed by many posters calling BS. Then for pages you had posters say, my neighbor, uncle, friend and even my dad think it was fake.

Its all anecdotal but there is also reputable polls. Okay so polls can be wrong.

There is obviously a significant portion on the USA that doesn't think Covid is real. We don't know how large but why the denial it even exists. People believe misinformation every single day, why would this be different?

The point wasn't whether some people think its real. Its that there is now an interesting amount of what looks like Covid propaganda that the media reports with little digging.

The South Dakota nurse got a CNN appearance.

As someone who was already skeptical of lockdowns and government overreach these Covid morality tales only make me MORE skeptical.

This reminds me of the WMD in Iraq. Once I realized the media was pushing for it I started reading non US media because I stopped trusting what I was reading here in the US.

[IA_Chiefs_fan]

My dad never wears a mask. His main reason is he saw a video on Facebook saying they were dangerous and causing people to pass out. I never could get him to understand. Would a mask have kept him from getting COVID? Honestly, probably not with the way he was still socializing, shopping, going to restaurants with friends etc. But it MIGHT have. It might have also reduced the viral load and increased his odds of pulling through more easily. It might have also reduced the number of people he likely infected. Covid in a 78 year old man with heart and other health complications is concerning.

Besides loving my dad and wanting him to be okay, I'm personally frustrated as well. My wife and I have chosen to significantly alter our lifestyle due to COVID to protect people just like my dad, yet many of them are just making things worse. We haven't been in a restaurant or with friends indoors since March. We've elected to miss out on family Thanksgiving and Christmas stuff that we're pretty sure the rest of the family will still have. I want nothing more than to hug every single one of my and my wife's family members. I don't pretend to have the answers. Everything just sucks until next summer. Oh, and I'm still extremely worried about my mom with dementia in assisted living too.

[petegz28]

Originally Posted by Marcellus

I have zero idea what DC has to do with this. I am asking an honest and sincere question. When you make a comment like many people don't think its real, it would seem important to define what that means because I dont think its how you are using the term.

It sounds much like the claim is many people still think the virus doesn't actually exist and thats something I disagree with. Yea maybe a very very small %. The truth is many people think its overblown and thats something thats been debated from the start. That dos not = thinking its "not real". Many older people think of it like many other things they have survived in their lifetime and dont want to drastically change their lives over it. Thats somewhat understandable as well even if its a bad idea.

But it sure sounds better to just claim a ton of people think its all fake and we all know why people make that claim.

DC is his go-to excuse when he gets called on saying something that isn't accurate. I have seen him say millions of people think it's a hoax and what not and now suddenly it's anecdotal.

I think we know there are people out there who don't think it is real but as you said, of the "hoax crowd" most just think it isn't as dangerous as they are told.

[Marcellus]

Originally Posted by IA_Chiefs_fan

My dad never wears a mask. His main reason is he saw a video on Facebook saying they were dangerous and causing people to pass out. I never could get him to understand. Would a mask have kept him from getting COVID? Honestly, probably not with the way he was still socializing, shopping, going to restaurants with friends etc. But it MIGHT have. It might have also reduced the viral load and increased his odds of pulling through more easily. It might have also reduced the number of people he likely infected. Covid in a 78 year old man with heart and other health complications is concerning.

Besides loving my dad and wanting him to be okay, I'm personally frustrated as well. My wife and I have chosen to significantly alter our lifestyle due to COVID to protect people just like my dad, yet many of them are just making things worse. We haven't been in a restaurant or with friends indoors since March. We've elected to miss out on family Thanksgiving and Christmas stuff that we're pretty sure the rest of the family will still have. I want nothing more than to hug every single one of my and my wife's family members. I don't pretend to have the answers. Everything just sucks until next summer. Oh, and I'm still extremely worried about my mom with dementia in assisted living too.

Its definately a frustrating situation. I live in the middle of redneck America and I know a bunch of families who chose to either not have their family Thanksgiving or have it way scaled down. My family included. We usually have a huge Thanksgiving the Sunday before the actual holiday with 50+ people. Ended up only having immediate family over, my 71 year old dad and step mom chose to stay home.

Hope the vaccine gets here ASAP.

[Demonpenz]

It will end up in a lawsuit like when that lady spilled coffee on herself and a jury gave her 10 million for it.

[petegz28]

Originally Posted by MahomesMagic

The point wasn't whether some people think its real. Its that there is now an interesting amount of what looks like Covid propaganda that the media reports with little digging.

The South Dakota nurse got a CNN appearance.

As someone who was already skeptical of lockdowns and government overreach these Covid morality tales only make me MORE skeptical.

This reminds me of the WMD in Iraq. Once I realized the media was pushing for it I started reading non US media because I stopped trusting what I was reading here in the US.

It's beyond the CNN Nurse story. Which was complete and total bullshit I might add.

But let's just go through recent history..

Mayor of D.C. exempts herself from quarantine
Mayor of Chicago celebrates in the streets
Mayor of Denver travels for Thanksgiving
Governor of CA has fancy dinner with no masks indoors with a lot of people
Brooklyn official has huge indoor party with no masks


Then these same people and their like tell everyone else not to have Thanksgiving or travel for Thanksgiving, etc.

Now what do you suppose people say when they get told one thing but see the people telling them the one thing doing another?

The CNN story was a crock of shit and everyone knows that.

[petegz28]

Originally Posted by IA_Chiefs_fan

My dad never wears a mask. His main reason is he saw a video on Facebook saying they were dangerous and causing people to pass out. I never could get him to understand. Would a mask have kept him from getting COVID? Honestly, probably not with the way he was still socializing, shopping, going to restaurants with friends etc. But it MIGHT have. It might have also reduced the viral load and increased his odds of pulling through more easily. It might have also reduced the number of people he likely infected. Covid in a 78 year old man with heart and other health complications is concerning.

Besides loving my dad and wanting him to be okay, I'm personally frustrated as well. My wife and I have chosen to significantly alter our lifestyle due to COVID to protect people just like my dad, yet many of them are just making things worse. We haven't been in a restaurant or with friends indoors since March. We've elected to miss out on family Thanksgiving and Christmas stuff that we're pretty sure the rest of the family will still have. I want nothing more than to hug every single one of my and my wife's family members. I don't pretend to have the answers. Everything just sucks until next summer. Oh, and I'm still extremely worried about my mom with dementia in assisted living too.

I have 4 parents (divorced family obviously). 3 in their mid-60's and one their 70's. I had the Covid talk with all of them and surprisingly all of them said the same thing to me.

"I'm not living what might be the last of my days in hiding" or something very similar to that.

Now they wear masks and stuff when they go out but that's their general view and for the most part it's the same view of other people I have talked too that's their age and older.

[IA_Chiefs_fan]

Originally Posted by petegz28

I have 4 parents (divorced family obviously). 3 in their mid-60's and one their 70's. I had the Covid talk with all of them and surprisingly all of them said the same thing to me.

"I'm not living what might be the last of my days in hiding" or something very similar to that.

Now they wear masks and stuff when they go out but that's their general view and for the most part it's the same view of other people I have talked too that's their age and older.

I get that. My dad never said that to me. He just kept referring back to some FB video about how dangerous masks were.

[Otter]

Originally Posted by Marcellus

Define "real" in the context of your statements? I think this is where the disconnect is, very very few people believe its not real, many people still think its not as dangerous as being portrayed. Thats not the same thing.

Right in the post from IA_Chiefs_fan he says his dad didn't believe it was real but also said his dad claimed to have already had it last November.

Get what I am saying? So you need to define what "its not real" actually means.

I don't really take into account anyone who says it isn't real at this point but they are using the statistics of "new covid cases" to scare the population. Covid does not equal death. Many like myself are stating that this is being blown out of proportion.

My wife is an ER nurse and thinks the same thing.

Let's take into account the list of NFL players with COVID.

Spoiler!

Arizona Cardinals
Devon Kennard, LB — Activated November 11
Byron Murphy, DB — Activated November 11

Atlanta Falcons
Jamal Carter, DB — July 29 — Activated August 18
Chris Cooper, DB — August 9 — Activated August 11
Tyler Davison, DT — July 31 — Activated August 5
Danny Etling, QB — July 31 — Activated August 5
Jaylinn Hawkins, DB — July 28 — Activated August 5
Steven Means, DE — August 29 — Activated September 8
Foyesade Oluokun, LB — August 2 — Activated August 5
Keith Smith, RB — July 29 — Activated August 15
Marlon Davidson, DT — October 13 — Activated October 26

Baltimore Ravens
Nigel Warrior, DB — July 26 — Activated August 5
Brandon Williams, NT — October 17 — Activated October 22
Matt Judon, LB — November 3 — Activated November 5
Tyus Bowser, LB — November 3 — Activated November 7
DeShon Elliott, DB — November 3 — Activated November 7
LJ Fort, LB — November 3 — Activated November 7
Malik Harrison — November 3 — Activated November 7
Patrick Queen — November 3 — Activated November 7
Marlon Humphrey — Activated November 11
Tyre Phillips, G — November 3 — Activated, placed on IR November 23

Buffalo Bills
Isiah Brown, DB — July 27 — Activated August 5
Dane Jackson, DB — July 30 — Activated August 6
Siran Neal, DB — July 30 — Activated August 5
Vincent Taylor, DT — July 29 — Activated August 4
Duke Williams, WR — July 29 — Activated August 9
Lee Smith, TE — October 24 — Activated October 30
Dawson Knox, TE — October 24 — Activated November 5
Tommy Sweeney, TE — October 24 — Activated November 11
Tyler Kroft, TE — November 14 — Activated November 19
Dean Marlowe, DB — November 14 — Activated November 19
Levi Wallace, DB — November 14 — Activated November 19
Josh Norman, DB, Bills — November 14 — Activated November 24

Carolina Panthers
Chris Reed, OG — September 1 — Activated September 23
Derrek Thomas, DB — August 30 — Added to Reserve/Injured list September 8
Tyler Larsen, C — October 16 — Activated November 4

Chicago Bears
John Jenkins, DE — July 30 — Activated August 3
Artavis Pierce, RB — July 27 — Activated August 3
Eric Saubert, TE — July 29 — Activated August 3
Michael Joseph, DB — October 24 — Activated November 4
Germain Ifedi, G — November 3 — Activated November 6
Jason Spriggs, T — November 3 — Activated November 9
Deon Bush, DB — Activated November 9
Cody Whitehair, C — Activated November 16
Eddie Jackson, DB — November 23 — Activated November 27

Cincinnati Bengals
Kendall Futrell, DE — July 26 — Activated August 6
John Ross, WR — August 12 — Activated August 23
Mackensie Alexander, DB — November 7 — Activated November 11
Jordan Evans, LB — November 7 — Activated November 11
B.J. Finney, C — Activated November 28
Auden Tate, WR — Activated November 28

Cleveland Browns
Ja’Marcus Bradley, WR — August 4 — Activated August 7
Garrett Gilbert, QB — August 3 — Activated August 5
Jamie Gillan, P — July 30 — Activated August 3
Dontrell Hilliard, RB — July 26 — Activated August 4
Jovante Moffatt, DB — July 26 — Activated August 4
Baker Mayfield, QB — November 8 — Activated November 11
Jack Conklin, T — November 18 — Activated November 21
Cody Parkey, K — November 18 — Activated November 21

Dallas Cowboys
Jon’Vea Johnson, WR — July 26 — Activated August 9
Saivion Smith, DB — August 1 — Activated August 9
Tyrone Crawford, DE — November 11 — Activated November 18
Andy Dalton, QB — November 3 — Activated November 18

Denver Broncos
Andrew Beck, TE — July 30 — Activated August 17
Graham Glasgow, G — Activated November 11

Detroit Lions
Justin Coleman, DB — July 30 — Activated August 4
Jalen Elliott, DB — July 29 — Activated August 14
Kenny Golladay, WR — July 29 — Activated August 5
T.J. Hockenson, TE — July 29 — Activated August 8
Isaac Nauta, TE — July 30 — Activated August 3
Amani Oruwariye, DB — July 29 — Activated August 8
Matthew Stafford, QB — August 1 — Activated August 4
Arryn Suposs, P — July 29 — Activated August 8
Matthew Stafford, QB — November 4 — Activated November 7

Green Bay Packers
Hunter Bradley, C — August 3 — Activated August 19
Mason Crosby, K — July 30 — Activated August 15
Treyvon Hester, DT — July 30 — Activated August 17
Greg Roberts, LB — July 28 — Activated August 19
Jace Sternberger, TE — July 30 — Activated August 17
Jamaal Williams, RB — November 3 — Activated November 9
Kamal Martin, LB — November 3 — Activated November 9
Jordan Love, QB — November 7 — Activated November 10

Houston Texans
Dylan Cole, LB, Texans — November 5 — Activated November 10
Whitney Mercilus, LB — November 5 — Activated November 10
Max Scharping, T — Activated November 10
Jacob Martin, DE — November 5 — Activated November 17

Indianapolis Colts
Malik Henry, WR — July 27 — Activated August 12
Jackson Porter, DB — July 27 — Activated August 11
Matthew Adams, LB — November 11 — Activated

Jacksonville Jaguars
Ryquell Armstead, RB — August 2 — Activated August 20
Luq Barcoo, CB — July 27 — Activated July 31
DaVon Hamilton, CB — July 27 — Activated August 2
Charles Jones, TE — July 30 — Activated August 7
Gardner Minshew II, QB — August 2 — Activated August 4
Parry Nickerson, DB — July 30 — Activated August 5
Ryan Pope, OT — July 28 — Activated August 31
Josiah Scott, CB — July 27 — activated July 30
Jawaan Taylor, OT — July 28 — Activated August 2
Tre’Vour Wallace-Simms, OL — July 27 — Activated August 20
Michael Walker, WR — August 2 — Activated August 7
Andrew Wingard, S — August 2 — Activated August 4
Josh Mauro, DE — October 17 — Activated October 22
Chris Thompson, RB — October 24 — Activated October 30

Kansas City Chiefs
Aleva Hifo, WR — July 26 — Activated July 31
Jordan Ta’amu, QB — October 3 — Activated October 21
Anthony Sherman, RB — October 13 — Activated November 4
Mitchell Schwartz, T — November 16 — Activated November 19
Eric Fischer, T — November 16 — Activated November 19
Mecole Hardman, WR —November 11 — Activated November 21
Martinas Rankin, T — November 16 — Activated November 23

Las Vegas Raiders
Devontae Booker, RB — July 30 — Activated August 4
Maxx Crosby, DE — August 6 — Activated August 15
Rod Smith, RB — August 6 — Activated August 18
Maurice Hurst, DT — October 6 — Activated October 19
Denzelle Good, G — October 19 — Activated October 24
Rodney Hudson, C — October 19 — Activated October 24
Gabe Jackson, G — October 19 — Activated October 24
Kolton Miller, T — October 19 — Activated October 24
Jonathan Abram, DB — October 20 — Activated October 26
Johnathan Abram, DB — November 18
Maliek Collins, DT — November 18 — Activated November 21
Johnathan Hankins, DT — November 18 — Activated November 21
Isaiah Johnson, DB — November 18 — Activated November 21
Arden Key, DE — November 18 — Activated November 21
Kendal Vickers, DT — November 18 — Activated November 21

Los Angeles Chargers
Trey Pipkins, T — October 26 — Activated October 31

Los Angeles Rams
Michael Hoecht, DT — July 31 — Activated August 2
Terrell Lewis, LB — July 31 — Activated August 14

Miami Dolphins
Jerome Baker, LB — July 31 — Activated August 3
Brandin Bryant, DT — August 15 — Activated August 16
Raekwon Davis, DT — August 6 — Activated August 8
Sam Eguavoen, LB — August 19 — Activated August 20
Blake Ferguson, LS — July 27 — Activated August 2
Ereck Flowers, OG — August 2 — Activated August 15
Davon Godchaux, DT — August 5 — Activated August 7
Xavien Howard, DB — August 11 — Activated August 27
Benito Jones, DT — July 27 — Activated August 8
Brandon Jones, DB — August 6 — Activated August 7
Solomon Kindley, OG — August 6 — Activated August 8
Shaq Lawson, DE — August 6 — Activated August 7
Kirk Merritt, WR — August 6 — Activated August 8
Malcolm Perry, RB — August 3 — Activated August 6
Zach Sieler, DT — July 31 — Activated August 6
Cordrea Tankersley, CB — July 27 — Activated August 4
Lynn Bowden, RB — Activated November 11
Kyle Van Noy, LB — November 12 — Activated November 14

Minnesota Vikings
Anthony Barr, LB — July 30 — Activated August 3
Blake Brandel, OL — July 27 — Activated July 31
Brian Cole II, S — July 27 — Activated August 4
Tyler Higby, OL — July 27 — Activated August 9
Justin Jefferson, WR — July 27 — Activated August 4
Ifeadi Odenigbo, DE — July 29 — Activated August 3
Cameron Smith, LB — July 29 — Activated August 10
Olisaemeka Udoh, OT — July 29 — Activated August 13
Armon Watts, DT — August 4 — Activated August 6
Todd Davis, LB — Activated November 10
Austin Cutting, LS — November 10 — Activated November 14
C.J. Ham, RB — November 19 — Activated November 21

New England Patriots
Cam Newton, QB — October 3 — Activated October 14
Stephon Gilmore, CB — October 7 — Activated October 15
Bill Murray, DT — October 6 — Activated October 15
Byron Cowart, DT — October 12 — Activated October 21

New Orleans Saints
Kaden Elliss, LB — August 6 — Activated August 7
Deonte Harris, WR — August 14 — Activated August 16
Dwayne Washington, RB — Augus t 30 — Activated September 17
Zach Wood, LS — August 6 — Activated August 9
Ken Crawley, DB — October 23 — Activated October 28
Emmanuel Sanders, WR — October 23 — Activated November 4

New York Giants
David Sills, WR — July 28 — Activated August 4
Josiah Tauaefa, LB — August 4 — Activated August 5
Will Hernandez, G — Activated November 10
Riley Dixon, P, — November 18 — Activated November 23
Casey Kreiter, LS— November 18 — Activated November 23
Graham Gano, K — November 17 — Activated November 28

New York Jets
James Burgess, LB — August 5 — Activated August 13
Shyheim Carter, DB — July 28 — Activated August 15
Ahmad Gooden, LB — July 29 — Activated August 15
Bryce Hall, DB — July 28 — Activated August 27

Philadelphia Eagles
Nathan Gerry, LB — July 29 — Activated August 9
Lane Johnson, OL — July 29 — Activated August 11
Jordan Mailata, OT — July 29 — Activated August 13
Matt Pryor, OG — October 16 — Activated October 21
Corey Clement, RB — November 19 — Activated November 27
Vinny Curry, DE — November 19 — Activated November 27

Pittsburgh Steelers
Justin Layne, DB — July 29 — Activated August 11
Jaylen Samuels, RB — August 2 — Activated August 13
Arrion Springs, DB — July 27 — Activated August 3
James Washington, WR — August 2 — Activated August 7
Ben Roethlisberger, QB — November 10 — Activated November 14
Vince Williams, LB — November 10 — Activated November 14
Jerald Hawkins, OL — November 10 — Activated November 14
Jaylen Samuels, RB — November 10 — Activated November 14
Vance McDonald, TE — November 9 — Activated November 24

San Francisco 49ers
Richie James, WR — July 27 — Activated August 4
Fred Warner, LB — August 31
Jeffery Wilson, RB — July 30 — Activated August 4
Kendrick Bourne, WR — November 9 — Activated November 13
Javon Kinlaw, DT, 49ers — November 18 — Activated November 27
Trent Williams, T — November 21 — Activated November 28
Joe Walker, LB — November 19 — Activated November 28

Seattle Seahawks
John Ursua, WR — August 9 — Activated August 12

Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Raymond Calais, RB — July 31 — Activated August 6
Ke’Shawn Vaughn, RB — July 27 — Activated August 9
Aca-Cedric Ware, RB — July 31 — Activated August 6
William Gholston, DE — November 4 — Activated November 7

Tennessee Titans
Jack Crawford, DL — August 7 — Activated August 20
Josh Smith, LB — August 10 — Activated August 22
Isaiah Wilson, OL — July 28 — Activated August 3
DaQuan Jones, NT — September 29 — Activated October 12
Beau Brinkley, LS, — September 29 — Activated October 12
Kamalei Correa, LB — Activated October 13
Kristian Fulton, DB — Activated October 13
Adam Humphries, WR — October 2 — Activated October 14
Cameron Batson, WR — October 2 — Activated October 14
Jeffery Simmons, LB — October 3 — Activated October 15
Khari Blasingame, RB — October 5 — Activated October 16
Corey Davis, WR — October 7 — Activated October 19
MyCole Pruitt, TE — October 8 — Activated October 20
Breon Borders, DB — October 8 — Activated October 20

Washington
Logan Thomas, TE — July 29 — Activated August 9

Now, how many died or were even hospitalized?

[O.city]

Clearly the general public has a lot in common with nfl players from a physical and health standpoint.

I mean, come on

[O.city]

Plus those are close contacts. They didn’t all have covid

[Otter]

Originally Posted by RunKC

I finally got my test back today and I’m positive just like I thought. Sucks not being able to go anywhere but oh well.

I feel more fatigued and still sweat a lot but really not too bad. Wife is fine too. Breathing is still different but nowhere near bad by any account.

Any issues with taste?

[Otter]

Originally Posted by O.city

Clearly the general public has a lot in common with nfl players from a physical and health standpoint.

I mean, come on

OK, how about Marcellus' kids or RunKC's family or all the others in this thread that are dealing with it?

Do you think it's really as bad as govt and media are making it out to be? "New cases" is a very, very broad term at this point and is being used to manipulate the population.