It looks like Jake had a positive test:

Tom Pelissero on Twitter: "#Giants WR Kadarius Toney and #Jaguars QB Jake Luton both went on the Reserve/COVID-19 list today as a result of a positive test, per the wire. The first known player positives of the 2021 season." / Twitter

Hopefully, he will end up being okay.

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If they aren't hospitalized or really sick what difference does it make? The constant harping on this is stupid.

In my life....
Hey guess what I have pneumonia again you think it will make the news? Only if the hospital counts it as a covid case.

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If they aren't hospitalized or really sick what difference does it make? The constant harping on this is stupid.

Some people disagree

NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported Thursday that the NFL sent a memo to its clubs stating that if a game cannot be rescheduled during the 18-week schedule due to a COVID-19 outbreak among unvaccinated players, the team with the outbreak will forfeit and be credited with a loss, per sources informed of the situation.

In addition, players on both teams will not be paid for the lost contest, and the team responsible for the cancelled game due to unvaccinated players will cover financial losses and be subject to potential discipline from the Commissioner's office.

 
https://www.nfl.com/news/nfl-covid-19-ou...elled-game

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No pro football team will be forfeiting.

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If they aren't hospitalized or really sick what difference does it make? The constant harping on this is stupid.

In my life....
Hey guess what I have pneumonia again you think it will make the news? Only if the hospital counts it as a covid case.

It's only news if you chose not to get vaccinated for pneumonia and this potentially could lead to you losing your job. Luton was already good as gone, this ain't gonna do him any favors.

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I think they ought to tell the players that if they miss games from Covid, and they are not vaccinated, they will miss that game check. I don't understand why anyone who is willing the risk the side effects of playing pro football (brain injuries, torn tissues, a lifetime of arthritis, etc.) would be unwilling to risk the comparatively small side effects of a Covid vaccine. They need to think about the team and the effects on the team if they test positive for Covid during the season.

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So what's going to happen when vaccinated players start coming down with Covid? lol...

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So what's going to happen when vaccinated players start coming down with Covid? lol...

I'm sure you know the league's protocol means mostly unvaccinated players will be tested. Only unvaccinated players can cause a forfeit.

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Vaccinated players are tested every 2 weeks, unvaccinated every day.

So... when the vaccinated players all get COVID since they will be partying nonstop in their offtime.. the unvaccinated will definitely catch it... since they go 2 weeks before testing. It's gonna be a quagmire.

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I wonder what the jags vaccinated rate is. Oh well. Let's hope for the best

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https://apnews.com/article/sports-footba...c20b787c79

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Neither of those guys are going to make the roster.

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Neither of those guys are going to make the roster.

One of them is a first round pick

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If they aren't hospitalized or really sick what difference does it make? The constant harping on this is stupid.

In my life....
Hey guess what I have pneumonia again you think it will make the news? Only if the hospital counts it as a covid case.

If a few Jags players came down with pneumonia, my guess is that it *would* make the news. But some people are going to see a conspiracy regardless.

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So what's going to happen when vaccinated players start coming down with Covid? lol...

The vaccinated are already getting infected, you just won't hear it on Fox or CNN. All you hear about is the unvaccinated.

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So what's going to happen when vaccinated players start coming down with Covid? lol...

The vaccinated are already getting infected, you just won't hear it on Fox or CNN. All you hear about is the unvaccinated.

The number of vaccinated getting sick is very, very small in comparison to the unvaccinated. The vaccinated who do get sick most likely have comorbidities or immunity issues. 

Make no mistake, the number of people getting sick are the unvaccinated by a huge margin.

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The vaccinated are already getting infected, you just won't hear it on Fox or CNN. All you hear about is the unvaccinated.

The number of vaccinated getting sick is very, very small in comparison to the unvaccinated. The vaccinated who do get sick most likely have comorbidities or immunity issues. 

Make no mistake, the number of people getting sick are the unvaccinated by a huge margin.

No no... we don't know how many of the vaccinated are getting COVID - because the vaccine lessens the effects - so if they're asymptomatic why get a test? I think we're going to see a lot of 2 week COVID-positive tests for the vaccinated, since it's mandatory regardless of how you feel.

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The number of vaccinated getting sick is very, very small in comparison to the unvaccinated. The vaccinated who do get sick most likely have comorbidities or immunity issues. 

Make no mistake, the number of people getting sick are the unvaccinated by a huge margin.

No no... we don't know how many of the vaccinated are getting COVID - because the vaccine lessens the effects - so if they're asymptomatic why get a test? I think we're going to see a lot of 2 week COVID-positive tests for the vaccinated, since it's mandatory regardless of how you feel.

Also it appears from what I have read online is that most of the new cases are for the "Delta Variant". The current vaccine doesn't defend against that.

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Also.

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The number of vaccinated getting sick is very, very small in comparison to the unvaccinated. The vaccinated who do get sick most likely have comorbidities or immunity issues. 

Make no mistake, the number of people getting sick are the unvaccinated by a huge margin.

No no... we don't know how many of the vaccinated are getting COVID - because the vaccine lessens the effects - so if they're asymptomatic why get a test? I think we're going to see a lot of 2 week COVID-positive tests for the vaccinated, since it's mandatory regardless of how you feel.

I'm referring to those who have been hospitalized. 

However, what you're saying is correct. This is where they need to draw a delineation between infected with COVID and exposed to COVID. I'm by no means a medical professional, but it seems to me when an asymptomatic and vaccinated person tests positive for the virus with a nasal swab, this only means they've been exposed to the virus. Does it also mean they can become infectious? Common sense tells me no and the eggheads need to get together and come up with a unified plan of action on how to deal with that scenario. Looking at the hospitalization rates, those who are vaccinated are in no danger to themselves or to others. 

In the meantime, the paranoiacs need to get the shot.

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No no... we don't know how many of the vaccinated are getting COVID - because the vaccine lessens the effects - so if they're asymptomatic why get a test? I think we're going to see a lot of 2 week COVID-positive tests for the vaccinated, since it's mandatory regardless of how you feel.

Also it appears from what I have read online is that most of the new cases are for the "Delta Variant". The current vaccine doesn't defend against that.

Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine works very well against the Delta variant - but only after 2 doses (yahoo.com)

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