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08-31-2021, 01:00 PM

Quote: @JimmyinSD said:

@Skodin said:

@greediron said:
Mond has already had covid, so he is better off than if he had been vaccinated according to recent research.
He should still get vaccinated.

No he shouldnt at this time. He has nothing to gain from getting vaccinated anytime soon, and will likely suffer severe side effects if he were to get the shot so soon after having a positive test.

Assuming he did in fact have covid. He cannot get the shot for 3 months. This does however, complicate things in respects to the NFL covid protocol.

08-31-2021, 01:13 PM

Cam Newton released

08-31-2021, 01:14 PM

Quote: @AGRforever said:

@JimmyinSD said:

@Skodin said:

@greediron said:
Mond has already had covid, so he is better off than if he had been vaccinated according to recent research.
He should still get vaccinated.

No he shouldnt at this time. He has nothing to gain from getting vaccinated anytime soon, and will likely suffer severe side effects if he were to get the shot so soon after having a positive test.

Assuming he did in fact have covid. He cannot get the shot for 3 months. This does however, complicate things in respects to the NFL covid protocol.

I wasnt aware that they recognized that now and are making people wait, good to hear that they are recognizing natural antibodies and not making that mistake any longer. I wonder how many of the "bad side affects" associated with the vaccines are a result of them being administered to people that already had natural antibodies present.

08-31-2021, 01:32 PM

Quote: @JimmyinSD said:

@AGRforever said:

@JimmyinSD said:

@Skodin said:

@greediron said:
Mond has already had covid, so he is better off than if he had been vaccinated according to recent research.
He should still get vaccinated.

No he shouldnt at this time. He has nothing to gain from getting vaccinated anytime soon, and will likely suffer severe side effects if he were to get the shot so soon after having a positive test.

Assuming he did in fact have covid. He cannot get the shot for 3 months. This does however, complicate things in respects to the NFL covid protocol.
I wasnt aware that they recognized that now and are making people wait, good to hear that they are recognizing natural antibodies and not making that mistake any longer. I wonder how many of the "bad side affects" associated with the vaccines are a result of them being administered to people that already had natural antibodies present.

Wait, what?

This is now policy?

I got my J&J in March, Covid breakthrough in August. So I am eligible for 3rd jab around November. I guess this would still hold true.

Interestingly enough, they dont want you getting 3rd jab too soon. Data shows a better anti-body kick in when waiting a bit

08-31-2021, 01:38 PM

Quote: @purplefaithful said:

@JimmyinSD said:

@AGRforever said:

@JimmyinSD said:

@Skodin said:

@greediron said:
Mond has already had covid, so he is better off than if he had been vaccinated according to recent research.
He should still get vaccinated.

No he shouldnt at this time. He has nothing to gain from getting vaccinated anytime soon, and will likely suffer severe side effects if he were to get the shot so soon after having a positive test.

Assuming he did in fact have covid. He cannot get the shot for 3 months. This does however, complicate things in respects to the NFL covid protocol.
I wasnt aware that they recognized that now and are making people wait, good to hear that they are recognizing natural antibodies and not making that mistake any longer. I wonder how many of the "bad side affects" associated with the vaccines are a result of them being administered to people that already had natural antibodies present.
Wait, what?

This is now policy?

I got my J&J in March, Covid breakthrough in August. So I am eligible for 3rd jab around November. I guess this would still hold true.

Interestingly enough, they dont want you getting 3rd jab too soon. Data shows a better anti-body kick in when waiting a bit

the same should be said for a second jab of the 2 jab vaccines. waiting 8 weeks instead of the 2 or 3 that the US has been following has shown to have a much stronger response in the UK and Canada where they took a different vaccination approach than the US did. They tried to get 1 dose into as many as they could and then came back for the 2nd as supplies allowed, they saw the spread up to 9 weeks. Oxford did a study and found the sweet spot to be 8 weeks between the first and second shots.

08-31-2021, 01:40 PM

Quote: @purplefaithful said:

@JimmyinSD said:

@AGRforever said:

@JimmyinSD said:

@Skodin said:

@greediron said:
Mond has already had covid, so he is better off than if he had been vaccinated according to recent research.
He should still get vaccinated.

No he shouldnt at this time. He has nothing to gain from getting vaccinated anytime soon, and will likely suffer severe side effects if he were to get the shot so soon after having a positive test.

Assuming he did in fact have covid. He cannot get the shot for 3 months. This does however, complicate things in respects to the NFL covid protocol.
I wasnt aware that they recognized that now and are making people wait, good to hear that they are recognizing natural antibodies and not making that mistake any longer. I wonder how many of the "bad side affects" associated with the vaccines are a result of them being administered to people that already had natural antibodies present.
Wait, what?

This is now policy?

I got my J&J in March, Covid breakthrough in August. So I am eligible for 3rd jab around November. I guess this would still hold true.

Interestingly enough, they dont want you getting 3rd jab too soon. Data shows a better anti-body kick in when waiting a bit

Nope lol my bad. I'm spreading unofficial information. I was told no sooner then 3 months from a reliable source.

Can I WTF Troy Akmin myself?

08-31-2021, 02:12 PM

Arif Hasan, preseason enthusiast Retweeted

Jamal St. Cyr

@JStCyrTV

Jaguars have released WR Laquon Treadwell per source

So much for the star of Jags camp

08-31-2021, 02:20 PM

WILL GRIERQB, UNSIGNED FREE AGENT

Panthers released QB Will Grier.

P.J. Walker wins Carolina's backup QB job. Grier was atrocious in two 2020 starts, completing 53.8 percent of his attempts and throwing four picks and no touchdowns. ESPN's David Newton said Grier could return to the Panthers as a practice squad QB. Walker would have some fantasy appeal if he were to get a start in 2021 thanks to his rushing ability and aggressive downfield passing. Walker threw five interceptions and one touchdown in four games last year.

08-31-2021, 02:21 PM

JACOB HOLLISTERTE, UNSIGNED FREE AGENT

Bills released TE Jacob Hollister.

We've come a long way from Hollister potentially taking Dawson Knox's starting spot to Hollister failing to make Buffalo's 53-man roster. The Bills will roll with Knox and Tommy Sweeney as their top-two tight ends entering the regular season. Hollister, who had intermittent fantasy relevance in two years with the Seahawks, will land with another team. He had four catches for 53 yards in three preseason games this month.

08-31-2021, 03:04 PM

Tom Pelissero

@TomPelissero

·9m

The #Packers are waiving WR Equanimeous St. Brown, per source.

Probably just to piss off KAaron.