You can still get it if vaccinated, but far less likely to really be affected by it - hospitalization, death, etc. Especially omicron which is more transmittable but less deadly when vaccinated.

Best way to stop spread is masking like was said.

I feel like warm weather teams are going to have a distinct advantage going forward where people aren’t driven indoors by the cold.

Possibly. The CDC says the peak month for the flu is February. I'm pretty sure it will all align

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Thought Reich said Rock was effected by something else? Did I hear wrong. Jaff must have Fauci's dick lodged in his throat all the way to the sack.

I didnt see why he was out. Any word on Paris? It would be a good game to acclimate him back into the game flow. We will be HEAVY run this game I think

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This is my understanding of it, as well.

For example, Frank Reich tested positive in late July, but he was asymptomatic because he was fully vaccinated ...... it's highly likely that the vast majority of people who are still dying and/or needing hospitalization are people who are still un-vaccinated.

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There is no such thing as an immunization that works like some magic shield that prevents you from getting the illness. This is just as much true for the COVID vaccine as it is for flu, measles, polio, smallpox, varicella zoster, etc.

The pathogen can still enter your body, but the result is that your immune system has now been immunized with the appropriate signaling proteins to effectively destroy the pathogen, preventing more serious illness.

The reason smallpox was eradicated was both because of this way that the vaccine worked but also because we had a massive vaccination rollout. Once *everyone got immunized against it, what was left of the virus spreading around was quickly killed by immune systems, and it couldn’t spread to that *small number of people who legitimately could not take the shot for medical reasons.

We could have similar success with COVID but for some reason half the country has lost their damn minds about basic medical science and clearly didn’t deserve the passing grades they got in high school biology.

Doubt ya see Paris before Raiders game. Just heard Rock being out was not covid related.

It is covid

The Indianapolis Colts placed defensive end Kemoko Turay, cornerback Rock Ya-Sin and tight end Farrod Green on the reserve/COVID-19 list. Guard Quenton Nelson did not practice to an undisclosed illness.

I personally know of 3 people a family member and two friends of family.. fully vaccinated... Died from covid... But keep believing vaccinated means you are 100% safe.