(09-02-2021, 08:09 AM)Dimson Wrote: OK so my buddy and his immediate family all got covid. The people in his house, did not have the vaccine and none of them ended up in the hospital. Though my buddy did tell me he had it pretty bad and he took a while to recover. His two family members who had the vaccine you ask? They both ended up in the hospital and one is still having major issues but is not on the vent thankfully. So yeah, having the vaccine doesn't guarantee crap.

The plural of anecdote isn't data.

And nobody who knows anything ever said that the vaccine guarantees a thing. You're still flailing away at straw men while ignoring the actual facts here:

1. There *are* rules in place that make unvaccinated players less appealing than vaccinated ones. No room for debate on that.
2. Given that, players being vaccinated *is* preferable to teams, because in the same situations it improves their availability and reduces the chance of forfeiting a game.

There's no scope for discussion here; whether you want to try and twist the figures to claim that being vaccinated isn't a good thing or not, that doesn't affect the rules that are in place in the NFL right now in black and white.

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