According to the ESPN article about the Bills new policy, the Raiders give unvaccinated fans a masking option. That seems like an absurd loophole, so now I'm curious what the truth is? Did 1800 fans really just walk away from the season opener? Let's not kid ourselves, a huge swath of football fans will refuse to get vaccinated to attend games. IIRC the Saints have said there is a no refund policy.Last night's game the Raiders made everyone attending be vaccinated, (hell of a game too!). 1,800 refused to comply and got refunds or tickets to another game. I just remain so baffled by this, I mean vaccines have been around for over 100 years and they work so it was not some new, experiential treatment people are being asked to take. Once upoon a time in this country people used to jump at the chance to help a noble cause like this, it's sad and dumb really.
Yea, it will be interesting to see how it all shakes out as the season progresses. I just don't F-ing get it, it's free, takes less than 5 minutes and 200 million in this country alone have taken it. Just get the damm shot meat-heads, geez.According to the ESPN article about the Bills new policy, the Raiders give unvaccinated fans a masking option. That seems like an absurd loophole, so now I'm curious what the truth is? Did 1800 fans really just walk away from the season opener? Let's not kid ourselves, a huge swath of football fans will refuse to get vaccinated to attend games. IIRC the Saints have said there is a no refund policy.
Raiders games do not have a mask option. The governor gave them two options: proof of vaccination and everyone can be maskless or no proof of vaccination and everyone must be masked regardless of vaccination status. The Raiders chose the former. They are offering vaccines at the stadium as well.According to the ESPN article about the Bills new policy, the Raiders give unvaccinated fans a masking option. That seems like an absurd loophole, so now I'm curious what the truth is? Did 1800 fans really just walk away from the season opener? Let's not kid ourselves, a huge swath of football fans will refuse to get vaccinated to attend games. IIRC the Saints have said there is a no refund policy.
Last night's game the Raiders made everyone attending be vaccinated, (hell of a game too!). 1,800 refused to comply and got refunds or tickets to another game. I just remain so baffled by this, I mean vaccines have been around for over 100 years and they work so it was not some new, experiential treatment people are being asked to take. Once upoon a time in this country people used to jump at the chance to help a noble cause like this, it's sad and dumb really.
Not to get political, but it is still experimental and is only still being authorized for use under EUA.
Clinical trials are still ongoing..so that is experimental in my book.
Well no, full FDA approval to Pfizer with Moderna/Johnston due in the near future. No whining, get the damm shot!.Not to get political, but it is still experimental and is only still being authorized for use under EUA.
Clinical trials are still ongoing..so that is experimental in my book.
Sorry... nowhere in there does it state full approval. It only states the EUA is reaffirmed/extended. Nice try though
Sorry... nowhere in there does it state full approval. It only states the EUA is reaffirmed/extended. Nice try though.
What a Monday night game. Love seeing Lamar get beat up a little 🤣
Thanks, ESPN quietly edited the article to remove the false info.Raiders games do not have a mask option. The governor gave them two options: proof of vaccination and everyone can be maskless or no proof of vaccination and everyone must be masked regardless of vaccination status. The Raiders chose the former. They are offering vaccines at the stadium as well.
Not to get political, but it is still experimental and is only still being authorized for use under EUA.
Clinical trials are still ongoing..so that is experimental in my book.
Huh?, he played his ass off in that game and who, exactly, are the Raiders going to replace him with right now, Kap?. He's posted a 100.8, 101.4 rating the past 2 seasons, 27 TD 8 int's last year, not saying the guy's elite but he's no bum either.Derek Carr...very mediocre qb. Throws lack accuracy, seems lost at times. Las Vegas would do well to end the relationship.
By definition, mediocre means neither good nor bad.Huh?, he played his ass off in that game and who, exactly, are the Raiders going to replace him with right now, Kap?. He's posted a 100.8, 101.4 rating the past 2 seasons, 27 TD 8 int's last year, not saying the guy's elite but he's no bum either.
Neither offensive line played with any consistency at all, Jackson in particular was under duress quite often, I'd say a 425 yd performance is not too shabby and I see no option the Raiders could take to better themselves at the QB position right now.By definition, mediocre means neither good nor bad.
He was annoying to watch that game even though things worked out in the end, with some strikes on his part. There were drives where he was on point at times but those were interspersed with those bad throws and the Raiders O flamed out. My comment was made during the first half of the game, where the Raiders were trying to claw from behind.
Supposedly, the WCO takes 3 years to fully grasp, I do not see mastery and the missed throws are a WYSIWYG with Carr.
There are certain QBs who drop back and cause a consistent feeling of terror/"here we go again" because you just know their target will be the "right one" and they work the pocket well with their feet. Neither Carr nor Lamar showed that level of command.
Tonight gonna be the shit bowl.
I'm hype for it.
Even though the Raiders ended up winning that fun game to watch last night, Derrick Carr still sucks.
As a WFT fan myself, the experience at FedEx field sucks.
I've been to multiple Ravens games and their stadium is such a better experience. Everything about it is better.
I'm not looking at the stat line but what level of control the QB has when drops back an scans the field. Lamar often look clunky back there but because of his unique threat to make big plays even without making the proper reads, and that he has excellent marksmanship, it's not very evident.Neither offensive line played with any consistency at all, Jackson in particular was under duress quite often, I'd say a 425 yd performance is not too shabby and I see no option the Raiders could take to better themselves at the QB position right now.
I always thought Garrett had good designs but falls into the trap of abandoning the run.A battle of two mediocre teams. Can't wait myself.
If we get whooped by Heinike I'm going to go to John Mara's house and fucking picket.
I think our O would be respectable if Jason Garrett was not calling the plays. He sucks.
Yeah I watch all my games on my 10 foot screen. Last game I went to was pre-RG3 in 2011.NFL games are just too expensive for what you get.... sitting high up in the endzone sucks donkey balls in MetLife stadium and ANY decent seat on the sidelines that isn't a total nose-bleed is like $300+ unless you are a season ticket holder.
Also watching football live at a HUGE-ASS stadium kinda sucks especially with the risk of Covid exposure from PLENTIFUL morons factored in.
I'll just stay home and watch it on TV thanks.
I always thought Garrett had good designs but falls into the trap of abandoning the run.
You should be mad if Heiny does well. He has an elite mind, just the body he's is not the most durable.
Knowing the history of the rivalry, I'd expect the Giants to win par the course....