Not 100% sure, but I think they only do so for positive tests.
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Told ya. Couldn't even make it through the first flipping weekend.
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Yeah I’m gonna go out on a limb and say we don’t get football this year
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I think it's only people who tested positive are supposed to quarantine in Philly, but I don't know what they do with a team outbreak like this.
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If you’re around a positive you quarantine right?
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Have to figure out some way to get a bubble set up ASAP if they're serious about playing this year
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In the real world? Sure. These guys have access to tests, though, which makes that seem a bit extreme.
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And here go the dominoes.

Tonight’s Yankees-Phillies game is cancelled, source tells The Athletic.

— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) July 27, 2020

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You’d have to test everyday for that to work
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Isn't that the plan?
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The nfl also only has 8 road trips. Basically you’re gonna tell the guys, it’s the facility, then home then repeat.

It’ll take a lot of discipline
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Did the players agree to prorated salaries? If not the owners are going to do everything they can to play.
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Bubble.

You have to play this in a bubble if you want to be successful.

I'm sure the players would throw a fit, but if you want to get the highest pay check as possible. That is the play.

There is no reason to travel to play. Family could still visit as long as they adhered to quarantine & passing x amt of tests first when entering the facility.

I'd do just about anything to make 500k+ a year. I suspect 90% of the NFL players would as well, with the exception of the top money makers like Aaron Rodgers types.
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Move it to the Spring.
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What’s gonna change by then?
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