Los Angeles Rams receiver Odell Beckham Jr. was added to the COVID-19 reserve list Tuesday as the NFL reported 28 more positive tests among players in the league's worst two-day outbreak since the pandemic started.
There were 37 positive tests among players Monday, and the Kansas City Chiefs placed one key player in the health and safety protocols each day with a crucial AFC West matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers looming Thursday.
Beckham was among nine Rams players to go on the COVID-19 list Tuesday, pushing that club's total to 13, while Cleveland is now dealing with its second major outbreak of the season. Receiver Jarvis Landry was among eight Browns players added to the list, putting their total at 11. Cleveland plays the Las Vegas Raiders at home Saturday.
"We’ll get our work in," Browns coach Kevin Stefanski said. "That’s what we do. We’ve done it before."
Safety Jordan Fuller, the Rams' leading tackler, and fellow defensive backs Terrell Burgess and Juju Hughes went on the list along with tight end Brycen Hopkins, tackle Alaric Jackson, injured nose tackle Sebastian Joseph-Day and practice squad members Jonah Williams and Tyler Hall. Only Beckham and Fuller have played regularly in a major role for LA this season
Two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Chris Jones of the Chiefs was placed in the COVID-19 protocol a day after receiver Josh Gordon tested positive. Coach Andy Reid wasn’t sure whether either player will be available against the Chargers.
The league's worst outbreak comes just as it was distributing a memo, a copy of which was obtained by The Associated Press, that set a deadline of Dec. 27 for coaches, front-office staff and team personnel to receive a booster shot in order to still be considered fully vaccinated.
The mandate doesn’t apply to players because discussions with the NFL Players Association are ongoing
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What are the long term side effects of the yearly flu shot ?
@DoubleUp4Life
mRNA is new technology. They have rushed out the vaccine to deal with Covid. There are no long term studies on the Covid vaccine. Zero. There are reports of issues. It could be fine, it could not be. Again, ZERO long term studies.
What mRNA vaccines do is program your body to produce antibodies. This is unlike the J&J shot, which is reactionary.
The used to say cigarettes were ok for you, until people started dying of lung cancer and emphysema. To this day, we can't get rid of the scourge that is cigarettes. Like we can't get rid of the endless requirements for vaccinations and booster shots.
The hardest and rarest thing for anyone in power to say is "I don't know". NONE of us know where this Covid is headed long term.
You are wrong about the flu shot budwiser. I’ve been taking the flu vaccination for 35 consecutive years every November and only had the flu once. The influenza vaccination since 1945 has a track record of success in North America for almost 80 years. This Covid vaccination if it actually worked, you’d only have to take it once not multiple times.
@CanadaCup
ok.
Well, you're taking 35 shots. I take no flu shots, I can't remember the last time I had the flu.
Would be nice if this vaccination shot worked.
Let me put this another way-there is no way that between the J&J, Pfizer, Moderna vaccines, that one is not generally the best. But..we don't know, right? And yet..we tell everyone to just go out and get one of the three, as if as long as you just get a shot you're good.
Cigarettes kill more people than Covid. In the USA (not Canada), cigarettes kill 480k people a year. Since Covid came out, 800k people dead (in almost 2 years). And yet...you get over Covid, as long as you don't die. Cigarettes, even if you live you can be effected, not to mention the cigarette butts, ashes, second hand smoke, rivers, animals, on and on.
it costs $0 to ban cigarettes. There are billion$ involved in keeping this jab going. Again, cigarettes kill MORE people than Covid. And yet, Covid is the emergency here. The cigarette industry? We can't ban cigs...big ca$h involved. Just about everybody who starts smoking, wants to quit. And just about everybody who doesn't smoke, doesn't want to deal with cigarette smoke. The casino industry has workers who die because they have to deal with cigarette smoke-in Atlantic City they won't ban cigarettes in casions because the casino industry says it will cost them ca$h.
Obesity AND cigarette smoking CONTRIBUTE to Covid deaths. Are we working on that? Hell no. Just keep jabbing urself, like eating your burgers at McDonalds with fries and not exercising. Has anybody in authority said being in shape helps prevent dying from Covid? Let's create some gyms, as a nation let's improve our health? No.
Just sit on your /ss do as your told keep jabbing away. We'll let you know when the next scheduled job is, as we're the experts in authority here.
A lot of these guys who keep insisting on mandatory vaccines are politicians. They have ZERO medicial qualifications.
They came out with Obamacare. I understand the desire to improve everyone's health, to cut costs.
To do that, just ban cigarettes. $0. Vastly improves the health of everyone, saves hundreds of billions every year.
There is not a single thing positive about cigarette smoking. With alcohol, you can have a good time, you'll get over it. Doesn't affect anyone around you.
Cigarettes have more than 7000 chemicals, 70 cause cancer. Arsenic, lead, cyanide, formaldehyde, ammonia, polonium-210, the list goes on.
There's a reason the first and ONLY question health insurance companies ask you to increase your health insurance cost is-are you a cigarette smoke.
But, banning cigarettes won't happen. And, we know why.
Now, it's all about Covid. Yeah right. Stadiums have filled up, people are going around without issue. The Omicrom variant causes few side effects, it's a mild version.
It's frustrating as all h/ll to watch.
@DoubleUp4Life
Second hand smoke KILLS. What about those butts all over the streets, going into the sewers-amazing how these smokers just drop ashes, and throw butts away-as long as SOMEONE ELSE has to deal with their habit, it's all good.
Should make a law to put extra lead in cigarettes, to kill smokers quicker. There is NOTHING good about cigarette smokers. NOTHING!! OR...maybe you got something positive to say about it.
The first mRNA vaccine to show up was Covid. Sure they've been studying it. Good thing now they will have hundreds of millions of guinea pigs to keep their lab experiment going.
You're right maybe murica should ban anything bad for human consumption, also stop producing and researching medicine ..
Just curious how is Malaria, polio, mumps and rubella, diphtheria, and hep b working out for ya ??
[Quote: Originally Posted by chic-cardinals]Two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Chris Jones of the Chiefs was placed in the COVID-19 protocol a day after receiver Josh Gordon tested positive. Coach Andy Reid wasn’t sure whether either player will be available against the Chargers. The league's worst outbreak comes just as it was distributing a memo, a copy of which was obtained by The Associated Press, that set a deadline of Dec. 27 for coaches, front-office staff and team personnel to receive a booster shot in order to still be considered fully vaccinated. The mandate doesn’t apply to players because discussions with the NFL Players Association are ongoing[/Quote
I was just about to pound the Cheifs until I heard about Chris Jones 
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