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As the NBA, NHL, and MLB move into their season, restarting after the coronavirus suspended / delayed their 2020 campaigns, the NFL stays on time. On Saturday, the NFL reportedly sent teams an email with the official reporting dates for training camp.

Rookies must report on July 21, quarterbacks and injured players on July 23, and the rest on July 28. There are no changes to the original calendar.

That email left a large number of prominent players concerned, so on Sunday afternoon, they all voiced their reservations on Twitter to ask the league to implement the health and safety protocols that the league’s medical experts advise them. The group of players included JJ Watt, Pat Mahomes, Russell Wilson, Myles Garrett, Malcolm Jenkins and many more.

As Watt includes in his post, players don’t know if the league plans to run daily tests, how the league will handle a positive test, and whether there will be an exclusion clause for people at high risk for the disease or with family. members who are also high risk.

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The common theme among all players’ tweets was the hashtag, #WeWantToPlay, which means they want the 2020 soccer season to happen, but they need answers before showing up at camp and putting themselves and their families at risk of a disease still very important. increase in the United States.

NFLPA Medical Director Thom Mayer told The Sports Junkies in late June: “You couldn’t design a sport or activity of any kind more designed to transmit this disease than NFL football.”

Dr. Anthony Fauci recommended a bubble format for the 2020 season, saying that unless players are isolated in a bubble with daily tests, it would be “very difficult to see” soccer being played in the fall.

Medical experts have voiced their concerns and concerns about running a soccer season amid a global pandemic. The NFL has also recognized those concerns, specifically Fauci’s. But with just over a week to go before everyone is required to show up at training camp, the players have voiced dissatisfaction with the league’s public over their lack of a plan to alleviate health and safety issues ranging from the hand with coronavirus.

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