Video of Henry Ruggs after the accident
Wow the footage of that car burning hurt my heart because you know the details that the woman was trapped and burned to death because she couldn’t get out
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Wow the footage of that car burning hurt my heart because you know the details that the woman was trapped and burned to death because she couldn’t get out
The NFL says that have known Rodgers was unvaccinated but it looks like to me the media has/had a list of unvaccinated players because they know who’s vaccinated and who‘s not so that mean the NFL ddint have Rodgers on the unvaccinated list
Like I said earlier if I was a NFL owner I would be screaming at the NFL office about this bullshit
This.Yo what the fuck Aaron Rodgers
is this a SHOT at Kyrie?
(no pun inteneded)
is this a SHOT at Kyrie?
(no pun inteneded)
This nigga stupid
Aaron Rodgers confirms he is unvaccinated, says he is 'disappointed' by media
by Jacob Lev, CNN
Updated 3:26 PM ET, Fri November 5, 2021
(CNN)Green Bay Packers star quarterback Aaron Rodgers confirmed he is unvaccinated against Covid-19 and is disappointed with the treatment he's been receiving in the media while appearing on The Pat McAfee Show on Friday.
"I realize I'm in the crosshairs of the woke mob right now," Rodgers said. "So, before my final nail gets put in my cancel culture casket, I think I would like to set the record straight on so many of the blatant lies that are out there about myself."
Rodgers said the media was on a "witch hunt" to find out which players were vaccinated and blamed reporters for him saying he was "immunized" back in August.
The quarterback will not play in the Packers game against the Kansas City Chiefs this weekend due to Covid-19 protocols, the team's head coach Matt LaFleur announced Wednesday.
The 37-year-old Rodgers said if any reporter would have asked a follow-up question, he would have explained he's "not an anti-vax flat earther," but that he's a "critical thinker."
Rogers added he has been following the strict NFL protocols for unvaccinated players to a "T." Rodgers described the daily testing he is subjected to every day, even on off days, and believes the rules are in place to shame unvaccinated people. Rodgers says he has been tested over 300 times before testing positive this week.
Rodgers said he experienced some mild symptoms for roughly 48 hours but currently "feels really good" He wasn't certain when he would return to the field or what protocols were in place for him now that he tested positive for Covid-19.
Quarterback took advice from Joe Rogan
Rodgers said he consulted with podcast host Joe Rogan and took his advice on how he treated his own Covid-19 infection.
"I consulted with a now good friend of mine Joe Rogan, after he got Covid, and I've a lot of the stuff he recommended in his podcast and on the phone to me," Rodgers said.
"I'm going to have the best immunity possible now based on the 2.5-million-person study from Israel that the people that get Covid and recover, have the most robust immunity. I'm thankful for people like Joe stepping up and using his voice. I'm thankful for my medical squad and I'm thankful for all the love and support I've gotten but I've been taking monoclonal antibodies, Ivermectin, zinc, vitamin C and DHCQ and I feel pretty incredible."
The CDC noted the Israeli study looked at people who had been vaccinated six months before or longer. "Understanding infection-induced and vaccine-induced immunity over time is important, particularly for future studies to consider," they wrote.
"In this study, the benefit of vaccination compared with infection without vaccination appeared to be higher for recipients of Moderna than Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, which is consistent with a recent study that found higher vaccine effectiveness against COVID-19 hospitalizations for Moderna vaccine recipients than for Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine recipients," they added.
Rodgers said he did not get vaccinated because he has an allergy to an ingredient in the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines and was scared about the possible side effects from the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. He said the decision to seek alternative treatments was "what was best for my body."
Rodgers said the NFL knew he was unvaccinated, and he had multiple conversations with NFL doctors including one where a doctor told him, "it is impossible for vaccinated person to get Covid or spread Covid."
Rodgers said he had previously tried to "petition" the league that his homeopathic treatment of increasing his antibodies should be considered as an alternative to getting fully vaccinated via Moderna, Pfizer or Johnson & Johnson vaccines.
Rodgers continued, "at that point I knew I was definitely not going to win the appeal."
CNN has asked the NFL about this claim and whether the league has a comment.
Vaccines better than previous infections, CDC says
Rodgers said, "The vaccines do offer some protection for sure but there is a lot we don't know about them. ... There is a lot to natural immunity. ... If you have gotten Covid and recovered from it, that's the best boost to immunity you can have."
Rodgers is not incorrect in thinking people who have recovered from Covid-19 have some immunity -- but it's not nearly as much immunity as vaccinated people have. A team of researchers led by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported in October that vaccination protects people against coronavirus infection much better than previous infection does.
Their study found people who had not been vaccinated and who ended up in the hospital were five times more likely to have Covid-19 than people who had been vaccinated within the past three to six months.
"All eligible persons should be vaccinated against COVID-19 as soon as possible, including unvaccinated persons previously infected with SARS-CoV-2," the researchers wrote in the CDC's weekly report, the MMWR.
In August, Rodgers was asked whether he had received the Covid-19 vaccine. Rodgers said he had been "immunized."
"There's a lot of conversation around it, around the league, and a lot of guys who have made statements and not made statements," Rodgers said. "Owners have made statements. There's guys on the team that haven't been vaccinated. I think it's personal decision. I'm not going to judge those guys. There's guys that have been vaccinated and contracted Covid. So it's an interesting issue."
The NFL said it is reviewing the situation. A league spokesperson told CNN in a statement, "The primary responsibility for enforcement of the Covid Protocols within Club facilities rests with each Club.
"Failure to properly enforce the protocols has resulted in discipline being assessed against individual Clubs in the past. The league is aware of the current situation in Green Bay and will be reviewing with the Packers."
Vaccinated players who test positive and remain asymptomatic are eligible to return after testing negative twice in a 24-hour span. Unvaccinated players are required to quarantine for 10 days and then test negative to return.
by Jacob Lev, CNN
Updated 3:26 PM ET, Fri November 5, 2021
(CNN)Green Bay Packers star quarterback Aaron Rodgers confirmed he is unvaccinated against Covid-19 and is disappointed with the treatment he's been receiving in the media while appearing on The Pat McAfee Show on Friday.
"I realize I'm in the crosshairs of the woke mob right now," Rodgers said. "So, before my final nail gets put in my cancel culture casket, I think I would like to set the record straight on so many of the blatant lies that are out there about myself."
Rodgers said the media was on a "witch hunt" to find out which players were vaccinated and blamed reporters for him saying he was "immunized" back in August.
The quarterback will not play in the Packers game against the Kansas City Chiefs this weekend due to Covid-19 protocols, the team's head coach Matt LaFleur announced Wednesday.
The 37-year-old Rodgers said if any reporter would have asked a follow-up question, he would have explained he's "not an anti-vax flat earther," but that he's a "critical thinker."
Rogers added he has been following the strict NFL protocols for unvaccinated players to a "T." Rodgers described the daily testing he is subjected to every day, even on off days, and believes the rules are in place to shame unvaccinated people. Rodgers says he has been tested over 300 times before testing positive this week.
Rodgers said he experienced some mild symptoms for roughly 48 hours but currently "feels really good" He wasn't certain when he would return to the field or what protocols were in place for him now that he tested positive for Covid-19.
Quarterback took advice from Joe Rogan
Rodgers said he consulted with podcast host Joe Rogan and took his advice on how he treated his own Covid-19 infection.
"I consulted with a now good friend of mine Joe Rogan, after he got Covid, and I've a lot of the stuff he recommended in his podcast and on the phone to me," Rodgers said.
"I'm going to have the best immunity possible now based on the 2.5-million-person study from Israel that the people that get Covid and recover, have the most robust immunity. I'm thankful for people like Joe stepping up and using his voice. I'm thankful for my medical squad and I'm thankful for all the love and support I've gotten but I've been taking monoclonal antibodies, Ivermectin, zinc, vitamin C and DHCQ and I feel pretty incredible."
The CDC noted the Israeli study looked at people who had been vaccinated six months before or longer. "Understanding infection-induced and vaccine-induced immunity over time is important, particularly for future studies to consider," they wrote.
"In this study, the benefit of vaccination compared with infection without vaccination appeared to be higher for recipients of Moderna than Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, which is consistent with a recent study that found higher vaccine effectiveness against COVID-19 hospitalizations for Moderna vaccine recipients than for Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine recipients," they added.
Rodgers said he did not get vaccinated because he has an allergy to an ingredient in the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines and was scared about the possible side effects from the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. He said the decision to seek alternative treatments was "what was best for my body."
Rodgers said the NFL knew he was unvaccinated, and he had multiple conversations with NFL doctors including one where a doctor told him, "it is impossible for vaccinated person to get Covid or spread Covid."
Rodgers said he had previously tried to "petition" the league that his homeopathic treatment of increasing his antibodies should be considered as an alternative to getting fully vaccinated via Moderna, Pfizer or Johnson & Johnson vaccines.
Rodgers continued, "at that point I knew I was definitely not going to win the appeal."
CNN has asked the NFL about this claim and whether the league has a comment.
Vaccines better than previous infections, CDC says
Rodgers said, "The vaccines do offer some protection for sure but there is a lot we don't know about them. ... There is a lot to natural immunity. ... If you have gotten Covid and recovered from it, that's the best boost to immunity you can have."
Rodgers is not incorrect in thinking people who have recovered from Covid-19 have some immunity -- but it's not nearly as much immunity as vaccinated people have. A team of researchers led by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported in October that vaccination protects people against coronavirus infection much better than previous infection does.
Their study found people who had not been vaccinated and who ended up in the hospital were five times more likely to have Covid-19 than people who had been vaccinated within the past three to six months.
"All eligible persons should be vaccinated against COVID-19 as soon as possible, including unvaccinated persons previously infected with SARS-CoV-2," the researchers wrote in the CDC's weekly report, the MMWR.
In August, Rodgers was asked whether he had received the Covid-19 vaccine. Rodgers said he had been "immunized."
"There's a lot of conversation around it, around the league, and a lot of guys who have made statements and not made statements," Rodgers said. "Owners have made statements. There's guys on the team that haven't been vaccinated. I think it's personal decision. I'm not going to judge those guys. There's guys that have been vaccinated and contracted Covid. So it's an interesting issue."
The NFL said it is reviewing the situation. A league spokesperson told CNN in a statement, "The primary responsibility for enforcement of the Covid Protocols within Club facilities rests with each Club.
"Failure to properly enforce the protocols has resulted in discipline being assessed against individual Clubs in the past. The league is aware of the current situation in Green Bay and will be reviewing with the Packers."
Vaccinated players who test positive and remain asymptomatic are eligible to return after testing negative twice in a 24-hour span. Unvaccinated players are required to quarantine for 10 days and then test negative to return.
is this a SHOT at Kyrie?
(no pun inteneded)
Where the hell did he get the list of ingredients from? FOH.
Cacs...
They already know the answers to all of the questions they asked.
Covid therapy
Kadarius Toney’s ill-advised Henry Ruggs tweet leads to another talk with Joe Judge
Kadarius Toney had another talk with head coach Joe Judge after he posted a tweet about Henry Ruggs’ deadly car crash.
nypost.com
Kadarius Toney’s ill-advised Henry Ruggs tweet leads to another talk with Joe Judge
Mark W. Sanchez
November 4, 2021 11:19pm
After a frustrating Thursday night game Sept. 30 and an ensuing social-media message in which he insinuated he had found his limited role in the Giants offense to be “lame,” receiver Kadarius Toney had a chat with his head coach.
“Whatever you put out there,” Joe Judge told him, “make sure you don’t have to explain, clarify or defend.”
The lesson was not learned.
Toney, the rookie first-round pick, left plenty to explain, clarify and defend in a Wednesday night tweet in which he attempted to contextualize the deadly crash involving former Raiders receiver Henry Ruggs III as merely a mistake people make.
Judge said he addressed Toney and the Giants as a whole about the car accident in which Las Vegas prosecutors say Ruggs, who they say had a blood-alcohol content twice Nevada’s legal limit, was driving more than 150 mph before rear-ending another car, killing the woman inside.
“I talked to Kadarius. It’s important that we understand how we articulate our words and put them out there,” Judge said after practice Thursday. “Ultimately, our prayers are with everybody. This is a situation no one wants to see happen to anybody. … While no one is in any way, shape or form dismissing the consequences at all, it’s horrible on both sides.”
https://nypost.com/2021/11/04/giants-kadarius-toney-ripped-for-henry-ruggs-mistakes-tweet/
Judge pointed out that Ruggs, a former Alabama star, has plenty of relationships across the league, which leads to players reaching for empathy rather than anger.
But Toney, who did not speak publicly Thursday, did not seem to express the same empathy for the victim in his widely criticized tweet.
“We young…..everybody make mistakes,” Toney wrote. “y’all lookin at the situation like ‘this or that’ kuz it ain’t y’all…having so much too say….he know he messed up don’t drag em for it……that’s goofy to me….just pray for the families involved.”
Judge said the 22-year-old Toney’s heart is in the right place and he is a “very intelligent person” who is coachable. There has been a lot that has had to be coached, though.
Joe Judge speaks with Kadarius Toney at practice on Thursday.Robert Sabo
Toney’s outspokenness off the field has not cost him on the field in seven games this year, in which he has caught 27 passes for 343 yards and at times looked like the explosive threat the Giants need. But his emotion erupting on the field led to an ejection in Week 5, when he threw a punch at Dallas’ Damontae Kazee in a scuffle, removing himself from a game in which he had racked up 189 receiving yards.
Toney apologized after the game and took responsibility while adding that “everybody makes mistakes.”
Growing individuals learn from them. Judge said he appreciates that Toney is the type of person who is unapologetically himself and willing to speak up.
Sometimes that means he, intentionally or not, downplays a horrific incident that left a woman dead and Ruggs facing charges of driving under the influence of alcohol resulting in death and reckless driving.
What do you think? Be the first to comment.
“I have no questions about [Toney’s] character. I think it’s important people understand that — I talk about it all the time, I can deal with personalities,” Judge said of Toney, who was limited in practice with a thumb injury. “Now, that doesn’t mean at some point you don’t have to address something with somebody.
“He’s a young player, and we’ve got to continue to help this guy grow as a professional.”
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Max is on that ass.
He did and also I forgot about the Halloween party thing which was a few days ago so yeah this is a fucking mess
Yep people forgot about the Cam situation
Kadarius Toney’s ill-advised Henry Ruggs tweet leads to another talk with Joe Judge
Kadarius Toney had another talk with head coach Joe Judge after he posted a tweet about Henry Ruggs’ deadly car crash.
Kadarius Toney’s ill-advised Henry Ruggs tweet leads to another talk with Joe Judge
Mark W. Sanchez
November 4, 2021 11:19pm
After a frustrating Thursday night game Sept. 30 and an ensuing social-media message in which he insinuated he had found his limited role in the Giants offense to be “lame,” receiver Kadarius Toney had a chat with his head coach.
“Whatever you put out there,” Joe Judge told him, “make sure you don’t have to explain, clarify or defend.”
The lesson was not learned.
Toney, the rookie first-round pick, left plenty to explain, clarify and defend in a Wednesday night tweet in which he attempted to contextualize the deadly crash involving former Raiders receiver Henry Ruggs III as merely a mistake people make.
Judge said he addressed Toney and the Giants as a whole about the car accident in which Las Vegas prosecutors say Ruggs, who they say had a blood-alcohol content twice Nevada’s legal limit, was driving more than 150 mph before rear-ending another car, killing the woman inside.
“I talked to Kadarius. It’s important that we understand how we articulate our words and put them out there,” Judge said after practice Thursday. “Ultimately, our prayers are with everybody. This is a situation no one wants to see happen to anybody. … While no one is in any way, shape or form dismissing the consequences at all, it’s horrible on both sides.”
https://nypost.com/2021/11/04/giants-kadarius-toney-ripped-for-henry-ruggs-mistakes-tweet/
Judge pointed out that Ruggs, a former Alabama star, has plenty of relationships across the league, which leads to players reaching for empathy rather than anger.
But Toney, who did not speak publicly Thursday, did not seem to express the same empathy for the victim in his widely criticized tweet.
“We young…..everybody make mistakes,” Toney wrote. “y’all lookin at the situation like ‘this or that’ kuz it ain’t y’all…having so much too say….he know he messed up don’t drag em for it……that’s goofy to me….just pray for the families involved.”
Judge said the 22-year-old Toney’s heart is in the right place and he is a “very intelligent person” who is coachable. There has been a lot that has had to be coached, though.
Joe Judge speaks with Kadarius Toney at practice on Thursday.Robert Sabo
Toney’s outspokenness off the field has not cost him on the field in seven games this year, in which he has caught 27 passes for 343 yards and at times looked like the explosive threat the Giants need. But his emotion erupting on the field led to an ejection in Week 5, when he threw a punch at Dallas’ Damontae Kazee in a scuffle, removing himself from a game in which he had racked up 189 receiving yards.
Toney apologized after the game and took responsibility while adding that “everybody makes mistakes.”
Growing individuals learn from them. Judge said he appreciates that Toney is the type of person who is unapologetically himself and willing to speak up.
Sometimes that means he, intentionally or not, downplays a horrific incident that left a woman dead and Ruggs facing charges of driving under the influence of alcohol resulting in death and reckless driving.
What do you think? Be the first to comment.
“I have no questions about [Toney’s] character. I think it’s important people understand that — I talk about it all the time, I can deal with personalities,” Judge said of Toney, who was limited in practice with a thumb injury. “Now, that doesn’t mean at some point you don’t have to address something with somebody.
“He’s a young player, and we’ve got to continue to help this guy grow as a professional.”
THEY SHOULD HAVE NEVER GIVEN THESE NIGGAS SOCIAL MEDIA
That's my QB but I ain't gone defend his fuckery or his faults as I see them.
The conversation for the longest, since the McCarthy era, has been Rodgers' window of opportunity to win another chip. We've blown at least three since 2011.
This season is on HIS ASS. If he's suspended for a number of games, it'll be yet another season wasted and I, for one, won't be mad...he brought it on himself.
I got tickets to the Seahawks game at Lambeau and if it's Jordan Love under center, that's who I'll be rallying around.
When Kap got fucked over, I'd quit watching until Brett Hunley started a handful of games. I tuned in to those to see how he would do.
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