Goodell letting Tyreek play this year is evidence of that.

And Alex Smith is good enough to take a team to the Super Bowl.

I understand what it is but this is getting re-god damn-diculous. We don't shut down the league for the flu and contrary to the media freak out going on, this player and the other players if they do get sick are not going to die.

We are just getting to the point of insanity.

He and silver and clearly the best. To suggest that they aren’t at least close seems disingenuous at best.

Won't bother me. I watch Chiefs re-runs every night.

Way to stay on topic. Obsess much?

That is the new Roger wanting to get the CBA done. The old Roger from a couple of years ago would have banned him for the season. Once the CBA is signed old Roger will return.

This is the beginning of this shit. Could take months. It’s the right and responsible thing to do right now regardless of one’s own personal feelings or opinions.

Walgreens offering COVID-19 shots?

You're wrong here, Pete. Is the world ending? No. But this is gonna kill a **** ton of people.

So did the 2009 Swine Flu pandemic (the most recent officially classified pandemic until COVID-19) and society didn’t overreact and shut down like this.

Also LeBron James was among several NBA players who tested positive for the Swine Flu in 2009, yet the NBA continued with its games.

You, and many others, are still failing to understand the incubation period on this thing. The swine flu had an incubation period of like 2 days. This thing it's like 5 days to 2 weeks. That's enormous.

That is 100% why this is different than all these other viruses and diseases that people keep comparing it to. We aren't all going to die and there's no reason to panic, but this thing has no treatment and you can have it for a week or more and spread it around and not know it. The only way to stop it is to keep people away from other people.

the Chiefs just pulled their coaches from traveling to pro days. Good for them.

Look at the Gobert thing. It's not like you just have to worry about the Thunder, who they were going to play tonight. Every single team, coach and official the Jazz has played the last two weeks may have been exposed to this, and are now possibly contagious and able to spread it to people they've also played against.

I haven't done the math, but with one single person it's theoretically possible the majority of the league has been exposed to the virus. A virus no one has immunity to.

That’s just specifically the people in the league. The same applies for people he has interacted with away from the team.

This could get very very bad.