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[url]https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/29711627/bills-josh-norman-injures-hamstring-indefinitely[/url]

Well so much for that

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Cowboys LT Tyron Smith left practice early on Wednesday after suffering an apparent injury during individual drills.

Dallas beat writers are sounding the alarms on the usually-stout Cowboys offensive line, as RT La’el Collins has yet to take a single rep during training camp. With Smith's yet-to-be-explained injury, the team will be without both starting tackles. It could be a major concern for the Cowboys' offense if Collins and Smith are iffy for Week 1.

That’s a shame...

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So all those 77 positive Covid results were actually false-positives?

Wow just makes you think...how many false positives are being handed out thru out the country and if you never got sick they can just write it off as “asymptomatic”. Like with these private labs, are quality controls set in place or being regulated with Type of testing audits? There should be controls in place...right?

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[quote=Chico23231;1257637]So all those 77 positive Covid results were actually false-positives?

Wow just makes you think...how many false positives are being handed out thru out the country and if you never got sick they can just write it off as “asymptomatic”. Like with these private labs, are quality controls set in place or being regulated with Type of testing audits? There should be controls in place...right?[/quote]

This whole thing has been very odd

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[quote=Chico23231;1257637]So all those 77 positive Covid results were actually false-positives?

Wow just makes you think...how many false positives are being handed out thru out the country and if you never got sick they can just write it off as “asymptomatic”. Like with these private labs, are quality controls set in place or being regulated with Type of testing audits? There should be controls in place...right?[/quote]

There is a lot I want to say but I refuse to turn this into a politics.

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Everyone google Juan Soto Covid test. I'm beginning to think a lot of these so called positive tests are one just one big pile of bullshit.

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[quote=skinsfan69;1257649]Everyone google Juan Soto Covid test. I'm beginning to think a lot of these so called positive tests are one just one big pile of bullshit.[/quote]

Me too man, I really think it's all political and I'm not into that at all

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[quote=skinsfan69;1257647]There is a lot I want to say but I refuse to turn this into a politics.[/quote]

Sweden won and their economy didn’t suffer

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What did Sweden win exactly they had a lot of unnecessary deaths by not locking down. Saying they had no economic toll is just false too.

Anyway, false positives happen across the board with any medical testing especially one involving a new virus.

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[url]https://www.baltimorebeatdown.com/2020/8/23/21398074/what-loss-of-earl-thomas-means-for-ravens-defensive-scheme-deshon-elliott-logan-ryan-eric-reid[/url] Earl Thomas released

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[quote=BaltimoreSkins;1257660][url]https://www.baltimorebeatdown.com/2020/8/23/21398074/what-loss-of-earl-thomas-means-for-ravens-defensive-scheme-deshon-elliott-logan-ryan-eric-reid[/url] Earl Thomas released[/quote]

It was interesting to hear just how despised Thomas was in the Ravens locker room. Id love to hear some specific examples.

Reading that article, it makes it sound like Thomas was still playing at a high level but listening to 105.7 the Fan in Baltimore, sounded like he was showing age and was a bad signing.

Ravens have a lot of dead money on this, should be interesting if they try and get out of some of it.

Ravens have been trying to find their next Ed Reed and just missing. 1st round pick Elam = bust, Weedle I thought played okay but was slowing down, Thomas ... Kudos to them in effort, I do think having a coverage type safety is a key piece to a top 10 defense.

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Thomas just seems like a dick. Hope the Cowboys sign him and he ruins their locker room.

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[quote=MTK;1257655]What did Sweden win exactly they had a lot of unnecessary deaths by not locking down. Saying they had no economic toll is just false too.

Anyway, false positives happen across the board with any medical testing especially one involving a new virus.[/quote]

Their economy took a hit just based on where they are located and the eu but they it didn’t come close to others who locked up across the board.

Yet no ones talking about what’s happened over the last 3 1/2 weeks...but it’s expected

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[quote=BaltimoreSkins;1257660][url]https://www.baltimorebeatdown.com/2020/8/23/21398074/what-loss-of-earl-thomas-means-for-ravens-defensive-scheme-deshon-elliott-logan-ryan-eric-reid[/url] Earl Thomas released[/quote]

Dan Patrick summed it up best, the 2 of the best run orgs gave up on Thomas. It’s a sign

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Listening to Baltimore 105.7 the fan on the drive home. Just obliterating Thomas. Wouldn’t say a word to anyone, late or missing meetings and the team players wanted him gone.

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Heard czabe say something about a new article that says something like Snyder tried to remove the minority owners from the board of directors after they first approached him and now something is before goddell. I googled but couldn’t find anything.