2020 Random Cowboys Stuff Thread...
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Would be nice but is there anything that suggests you can't get it twice?
NoDak
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Considering that was 2 months ago, it has zero chance of being involved with players testing positive now.
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I don't think it's been fully validated but it does seem to be the working theory for now at least.
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It does give some insight into how seriously they perceive the threat.
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again, the word judgement comes to mind.
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Report: Cowboys RB Ezekiel Elliott tests positive for coronavirus
Sources tell The News’ Michael Gehlken that two is believed to be the number of Cowboys players who recently tested positive for COVID-19.
By SportsDay Staff
11:34 AM on Jun 15, 2020 — Updated 6 minutes ago
Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott has tested positive for the new coronavirus, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported Monday.
Elliott’s agent, Rocky Arceneaux, said Elliott is “feeling good,” according to Rapoport. Sources told The Dallas Morning News’ Michael Gehlken that two is believed to be the number of Cowboys players who recently tested positive for COVID-19.
“Due to federal and local privacy laws, we are unable to provide information regarding the personal health of any of our employees," the Cowboys said in a statement. "We are following all CDC, local and NFL guidelines to keep our facilities safe, including limiting employee access.”
Coaches and limited staff have returned to work at The Star in Frisco, but players have continued with virtual instruction this offseason. The league sent a memo to teams last week outlining safety protocols for when players do return, but it did not include a timetable.
Last week saw a spike in positive coronavirus cases in Dallas County. The county reported 302 more coronavirus cases Sunday, the fifth day in a row with more than 300 new cases. The county averaged 300 cases last week, its highest seven-day average.
Elliott has spent at least part of the offseason working out in the Dallas-Fort Worth area with quarterback Dak Prescott, former Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant and other NFL players. Several videos of these workouts, posted to social media in early April, drew criticism for a lack of social distancing and violating the letter of Dallas County’s shelter-in-place orders at the time.
Sources tell The News’ Michael Gehlken that two is believed to be the number of Cowboys players who recently tested positive for COVID-19.
By SportsDay Staff
11:34 AM on Jun 15, 2020 — Updated 6 minutes ago
Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott has tested positive for the new coronavirus, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported Monday.
Elliott’s agent, Rocky Arceneaux, said Elliott is “feeling good,” according to Rapoport. Sources told The Dallas Morning News’ Michael Gehlken that two is believed to be the number of Cowboys players who recently tested positive for COVID-19.
“Due to federal and local privacy laws, we are unable to provide information regarding the personal health of any of our employees," the Cowboys said in a statement. "We are following all CDC, local and NFL guidelines to keep our facilities safe, including limiting employee access.”
Coaches and limited staff have returned to work at The Star in Frisco, but players have continued with virtual instruction this offseason. The league sent a memo to teams last week outlining safety protocols for when players do return, but it did not include a timetable.
Last week saw a spike in positive coronavirus cases in Dallas County. The county reported 302 more coronavirus cases Sunday, the fifth day in a row with more than 300 new cases. The county averaged 300 cases last week, its highest seven-day average.
Elliott has spent at least part of the offseason working out in the Dallas-Fort Worth area with quarterback Dak Prescott, former Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant and other NFL players. Several videos of these workouts, posted to social media in early April, drew criticism for a lack of social distancing and violating the letter of Dallas County’s shelter-in-place orders at the time.
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75% chance this guy got it from a private strip show.
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Living his best life
Simpleton
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Yea, I find it amusing that he's calling out HIPAA when his own agent confirmed the news.
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No one knows how long coronavirus antibodies stay in our system. It's also much harder to spread the virus if you have antibodies and are not showing symptoms.
The SARS coronavirus that spread to thirty countries in early 2003 slowed to a trickle by year's end. I'm encouraged that the SARS coronavirus was contained and did not mutate in 2003.
This new coronavirus is so ridiculously widespread it may take years to finally die down, and with so many infections I wouldn't be surprised to see it mutate.
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How did the news get out in the first place, from his agent? Or was he just confirming once it was out?
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All I saw was a Rapoport tweet that mentioned his agent confirming it, it seemed like the news about "multiple Cowboys" having it came out then Rapoport reported Elliott was one of them and mentioned his agent.
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Well darn. I wanted to play them at their full strength.
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As far as I know, HIPAA only applies to medical professionals.
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