DeAndre Hopkins among players to react to NFL's vaccine memo to teams
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You know they won’t win that lawsuit. Won’t even come close.
Nobody is making them do anything they don’t want to do. Just like those nurses that walked out the hospital in Houston and they filed a lawsuit and lost. So they were all given the option to get the vaccine and keep their job or not get it an be fired.
This shit got people making life decisions.
Take another step back and see that 99% of people dying from covid are non vaccinated.
That is fine. The will no longer be NFL players though. They need to find another job.
Doesn't that sound fair? What is the controversy.
If your jobs has rules you do not want to follow, then you no longer have a job.
Very simple.
Doesn't that sound fair? What is the controversy.
If your jobs has rules you do not want to follow, then you no longer have a job.
Very simple.
That number is going to change.
Take a step back and thing about were shit is headed.
Smh!!!!!!
Take a step back and thing about were shit is headed.
Smh!!!!!!
I feel what you're saying, but on the flip side, seeing how the texans dealt him away, I'm pretty sure he's aware the fans and owners don't care much about him(players), so why not make the best decision for himself... For me if he has that POV and is still wearing a mask, he ain't hurting no one... It that means fuck the NFL and walking away, it is what it is, financially him and his kids are good...
Hopkins has paid for the funeral of an innocent 7yr old black girl that was murdered by a cracka... Flipped off trump worshipers... Has created/sponsored a lot Black community outreach programs and initiatives, but now that it is known he doesn't want the vaccine, he's all of a sudden "following the yt man" and all these other things... There's a lil contingency of vaccinated people on here that for some reason think not getting the vax is some trump follower shit, dead wrong... Now the muhfuckas that are not getting vaxxed because of political reasons or conspiracies then yeah, you've found the village idiots...
bravo
THIS.
THIS.
I dont think getting the vaccine works that way homie lolDoesn't want to hurt his team yet refuses to get vaccinated which would help prevent his team mates from contracting COVID-19
How doesn't it?
Being vaccinated decreases the probability of you contracting COVID which would then lessen the chances of you spreading it to other teammates and staff?
What do you think I'm missing?
you said: help prevent his team mates from contracting COVID-19
The vaccine doesn't stop the spread. It only makes the "symptoms not as bad"
In many cases, the vaccinated are responsible for further transmission because they think like you do.
Something that people seem to keep glancing over.. You guys do know that there are unvaccinated people who haven't died from covid right? Unvaccinated who have caught covid, had not serious symptoms or were asymptomatic and have no issues? People keep on speaking as if you're not vaccinated you're going to die from covid and that's not the case, there is a risk of death just like there is a risk of death with taking the vaccine, no matter how small you want to make that number out to be, the risk is there.
Also, something people don't mention a lot is that there are people who have gotten the vaccine and still died from a covid variant, over a thousand so far, which again I don't care how insignificant you want to try to make that number in comparison, there is still over 1000 dead people who thought the vaccine was going to save them from that fate. Plus there are many who are vaccinated and are suffering from negative side effects that affect their daily lives.
Whether someone gets it or not is their prerogative, I don't push anyone in one direction or the other because as much as I understand both sides, I also understand the risks of both sides.
Also, something people don't mention a lot is that there are people who have gotten the vaccine and still died from a covid variant, over a thousand so far, which again I don't care how insignificant you want to try to make that number in comparison, there is still over 1000 dead people who thought the vaccine was going to save them from that fate. Plus there are many who are vaccinated and are suffering from negative side effects that affect their daily lives.
Whether someone gets it or not is their prerogative, I don't push anyone in one direction or the other because as much as I understand both sides, I also understand the risks of both sides.
when you can show me one anti vax movement that black people started...until then read some more...
The vaccine does slow the spread because it decreases your likelyhood of contracting covid. Less people with Covid equal less spread. No it's not 100% but if my risk of contracting COVID is less then my risk of spreading it is also less.
Why people who are fully vaccinated are getting breakthrough COVID infections
Even people who are fully vaccinated can spread the virus, health experts warn.
www.cbsnews.com
Yes. That's what I said lol.
But I guess if you still get that shit while vaccinated the NFL won't cancel your teams game right?
Right?
Take that shit at your own risk.
Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH, FACC, FACP, FAHA, FASN, FNKF, FNLA, FCRSA
Professor of Medicine, Texas A & M College of Medicine, Baylor Dallas Campus
President, Cardiorenal Society of America
Editor-in-Chief, Cardiorenal Medicine
Editor-in-Chief, Reviews in Cardiovascular Medicine
Senior Associate Editor, American Journal of Cardiology
Dr. McCullough is an internist, cardiologist, epidemiologist, and Professor of Medicine at Texas A & M College of Medicine, Dallas, TX USA. He maintains ABIM certification in internal medicine and cardiovascular diseases. He practices both internal medicine including the management of common infectious diseases as well as the cardiovascular complications of both the viral infection and the injuries developing after the COVID-19 vaccine. Since the outset of the pandemic, Dr. McCullough has been a leader in the medical response to the COVID-19 disaster and has published “Pathophysiological Basis and Rationale for Early Outpatient Treatment of SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) Infection” the first synthesis of sequenced multidrug treatment of ambulatory patients infected with SARS-CoV-2 in the American Journal of Medicine and subsequently updated in Reviews in Cardiovascular Medicine. He has 46 peer-reviewed publications on the infection and has commented extensively on the medical response to the COVID-19 crisis in TheHill and on FOX NEWS Channel. On November 19, 2020, Dr. McCullough testified in the US Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs and throughout 2021 in the Texas Senate Committee on Health and Human Services, Colorado General Assembly, and New Hampshire Senate concerning many aspects of the pandemic response. Dr. McCullough has had one full-year of dedicated academic and clinical efforts in combating the SARS-CoV-2 virus and in doing so, has reviewed thousands of reports, participated in scientific congresses, group discussions, press releases, and has been considered among the world's experts on COVID-19.
Bye nigga
Another coach in the league, New England Patriotsco-offensive line coach Cole Popovich, also won't be with his team in 2021 in a decision related to the COVID-19 vaccine and NFL guidelines, league sources confirmed to ESPN.
The vaccine is required for all Tier 1 staff, including coaches, front-office executives, equipment managers and scouts. Players are not required to receive the COVID-19 vaccine but will face strict protocols during training camp and throughout the season that vaccinated players will be able to forgo.
In a memo released by the league this summer, the NFL said any unvaccinated Tier 1 staff member must provide a valid religious or medical reason for not receiving the vaccine. Losing Tier 1 status prohibits coaches from being on the field and in meeting rooms and having direct interactions with players.
www.espn.com
The vaccine is required for all Tier 1 staff, including coaches, front-office executives, equipment managers and scouts. Players are not required to receive the COVID-19 vaccine but will face strict protocols during training camp and throughout the season that vaccinated players will be able to forgo.
In a memo released by the league this summer, the NFL said any unvaccinated Tier 1 staff member must provide a valid religious or medical reason for not receiving the vaccine. Losing Tier 1 status prohibits coaches from being on the field and in meeting rooms and having direct interactions with players.
Sources: Vikings asst. out after refusing vaccine
After refusing to receive a vaccine for COVID-19, Rick Dennison is out as a Vikings assistant coach, sources told ESPN. Patriots assistant Cole Popovich also won't be with his team in 2021 in a decision related to the vaccine, sources confirmed to ESPN.
Another coach in the league, New England Patriotsco-offensive line coach Cole Popovich, also won't be with his team in 2021 in a decision related to the COVID-19 vaccine and NFL guidelines, league sources confirmed to ESPN.
The vaccine is required for all Tier 1 staff, including coaches, front-office executives, equipment managers and scouts. Players are not required to receive the COVID-19 vaccine but will face strict protocols during training camp and throughout the season that vaccinated players will be able to forgo.
In a memo released by the league this summer, the NFL said any unvaccinated Tier 1 staff member must provide a valid religious or medical reason for not receiving the vaccine. Losing Tier 1 status prohibits coaches from being on the field and in meeting rooms and having direct interactions with players.
Sources: Vikings asst. out after refusing vaccine
After refusing to receive a vaccine for COVID-19, Rick Dennison is out as a Vikings assistant coach, sources told ESPN. Patriots assistant Cole Popovich also won't be with his team in 2021 in a decision related to the vaccine, sources confirmed to ESPN.
Will see alot of cac coaches get the same fate
Y'no whats really fucked up...An NFL coaching job (in any capacity) Is both the hardest job to land/get, while being the lushest come-up around?!?
Dude is a complete dumbass!!!!Y'no whats really fucked up...An NFL coaching job (in any capacity) Is both the hardest job to land/get, while being the lushest come-up around?!?
This is why KillaMayne not fucking with it...I got my shit together over here....once FDA approves..I'm all in...and so is my lawyers...jackk
KillaMayne...smart as a muffucka...and has always survived in the worst conditions known to Mankind....I always have a back up plan...brah
This!
Yall believing in what the media is telling y'all. Read between the lines, they don't know how to contain the shit, nor how its spreading...
But they got a vaccine for it tho
And the delta variant is 200x more contagious (per NIH official), which I believe.
Adios niggaAnother coach in the league, New England Patriotsco-offensive line coach Cole Popovich, also won't be with his team in 2021 in a decision related to the COVID-19 vaccine and NFL guidelines, league sources confirmed to ESPN.
The vaccine is required for all Tier 1 staff, including coaches, front-office executives, equipment managers and scouts. Players are not required to receive the COVID-19 vaccine but will face strict protocols during training camp and throughout the season that vaccinated players will be able to forgo.
In a memo released by the league this summer, the NFL said any unvaccinated Tier 1 staff member must provide a valid religious or medical reason for not receiving the vaccine. Losing Tier 1 status prohibits coaches from being on the field and in meeting rooms and having direct interactions with players.
Sources: Vikings asst. out after refusing vaccine
After refusing to receive a vaccine for COVID-19, Rick Dennison is out as a Vikings assistant coach, sources told ESPN. Patriots assistant Cole Popovich also won't be with his team in 2021 in a decision related to the vaccine, sources confirmed to ESPN.
Fuck him then.Another coach in the league, New England Patriotsco-offensive line coach Cole Popovich, also won't be with his team in 2021 in a decision related to the COVID-19 vaccine and NFL guidelines, league sources confirmed to ESPN.
The vaccine is required for all Tier 1 staff, including coaches, front-office executives, equipment managers and scouts. Players are not required to receive the COVID-19 vaccine but will face strict protocols during training camp and throughout the season that vaccinated players will be able to forgo.
In a memo released by the league this summer, the NFL said any unvaccinated Tier 1 staff member must provide a valid religious or medical reason for not receiving the vaccine. Losing Tier 1 status prohibits coaches from being on the field and in meeting rooms and having direct interactions with players.
Sources: Vikings asst. out after refusing vaccine
After refusing to receive a vaccine for COVID-19, Rick Dennison is out as a Vikings assistant coach, sources told ESPN. Patriots assistant Cole Popovich also won't be with his team in 2021 in a decision related to the vaccine, sources confirmed to ESPN.
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