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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Also heard A.J. Hawk and Brady Quinn a couple of days ago both saying that quite a few players they have both talked to are saying they are fine with going ahead and contracting the virus right away so it ...
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06-20-2020, 12:20 PM | #11 |
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Re: Starting to think NFL season not feasible
Also heard A.J. Hawk and Brady Quinn a couple of days ago both saying that quite a few players they have both talked to are saying they are fine with going ahead and contracting the virus right away so it won't stand in the way of the regular season.
This of course wouldn't be the case for players with comorbidities such as asthma and sleep apnea. |
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Re: Starting to think NFL season not feasible
Originally Posted by AsylumGuido
That sounds like the ideal scenario for me to get to watch my beloved Saints play football this year. The only problem is it is beginning to look like you can catch it several times. Although here's another thought for these athletes.....COVID does damage to healthy lungs...... |
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Re: Starting to think NFL season not feasible
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As far as they know only in severe cases.
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Re: Starting to think NFL season not feasible
Antibodies dropping a few weeks after infection does not mean you are open to infection. The immune system doesn't work that way. While there are potential ways that infection could occur, I'd guess that they are rare circumstances. Of course, there may be something unique about the virus that causes our immune system to do something strange or mutations may occur or something... that's possible. For the most part though, there's not really any real evidence that reinfection occurs.
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Re: Starting to think NFL season not feasible
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Mutations could possibly reinfect, but mutations are likely to be more infectious, but far less invasive. That is the pattern of virus spread. In other words, it is possible to contract a variation but is is most likely it will be far less intrusive or even symptomatic at all.
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Re: Starting to think NFL season not feasible
Originally Posted by AsylumGuido
For a mutation to cause reinfection, it'd have to be one that changed its spike proteins, which is the epitope that the neutralizing antibody attaches too. The virus is not really mutating that rapidly of a pace, much slower than influenza viruses do. Covid-19 is more sophisticated than than influenza, has better error checking mechanisms etc... which ironically make it less likely to mutate. It could happen, but it's very doubtful.
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Re: Starting to think NFL season not feasible
Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II
Yep. Was speaking with my neighbor the other day who happens to be a Doctor (6 feet distance ) this past weekend as I took a walk with my daughter and dog. According to her info, she is more concerned about our youth's health ... long term. Covid lungs could possibly become a serious pulmonary issue. Long term quality of life I'm referring to.
Unlike the common cold or flu, Covid could do more permanent damage to ones pulmonary system. Personally, I don't see how there is a "safe" measure in place to have a full season of football at any level. Just thought I'd share this since my info came from a health care professional. Stay safe and protect yourself folks . |
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Re: Starting to think NFL season not feasible
Originally Posted by K Major
Easy, you sequester them. Sounds crazy but I'd gladly allow myself to be sequestered for 4 months for anywhere from $500k-$30MM. Wouldn't you?
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