I posted the IndyStar article about the team and covid because it was about the impact on the team if several players were to be unavailable due to covid protocols.

Should we pretend this pandemic is not having an impact on sports?

I don't care if comments are about this, but when people start flaming people who have differing opinions, then I draw the line and lose respect for those people. They dig their heels in and refuse to listen to the other side at all. Civility has gone out the window since about 2000. I am tired of it. As Rodney King said, "Can't we all just get along?"

AGAIN!!!! I don't care if you talk about it but if every thread turns into this then it ruins the thread. So go to general topics and discuss away Just like Politics.

Stop highjacking threads for this BS

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like others have said, this is a football issue. the colts should just make it mandatory and be done with it.


the players can quit if they don't want the vaccine.

nflpa

damn unions

There is talk that Cam Newton got cut because he would not get vaccinated.

IU won their law suit to require students to be vaccinated, those kids can go somewhere else. That is true of an athlete, he is now free to go a team that wants him.

The nflpa can complain, but companies can require vaccinations. You want to play a game in England, there are health requirements to enter the country. You going to leave a starter behind of resistance to a vaccine? There is a long list of shots and its been a long list before this pandemic

We are now over 80% vaccinated as a team.

I would not be surprised if that played a role, but that fact he sucks probably had more to do with it.