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Don Johnson

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  1. Well, sexual assault is the case that they gave him.
  2. Fucking absurd statement.
  3. At least its non throwing. If it was his right, his career might be over. At least as a 3B.
  4. Agreed and it's also hard to know which guys turned it down/couldn't play. But I find it hard to believe Steve Young wasn't chosen over him in 1991. Same for Favre in 1994 1996 they had 5 QB's on the roster. Brad Johnson and Ty Detmer deserved to be on there over Aikman (but also over Gus Ferrotte and Kerry Collins). But by 1996, Aikman was a staple in the Pro Bowl.
  5. Side note: How the fuck did Troy Aikman make 6 straight pro bowls? The guy threw for more than 20 TD once in his career. In 1991, his first, he was 65% completion 2,754 yards 11 TD and 10 INT in 1996, his last, he was 64% 3,126 12 TD 13 INT His best season was probably 1993 when he completed 69%, 3100 yards 15 TD and 6 INT. He was great in the 3 postseasons where the Cowboys won the SB's, and that's why he is HOF, but that has nothing to do with Pro Bowls.
  6. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/20/health/covid-cdc-data.html?smid=url-share
  7. I would take a shot that was guaranteed to cut years off my life to see my kids in the hospital.
  8. Bron trying to make the Rams Super Bowl win about him and Lakers. The comments are gold. Summary - "Aint' no we, y'all are 5 games under .500 and its been 2 years since you won a championship in the bubble at Disney World."
  9. Someone rationalize Jim Kelly being a 1st ballot guy but Matthew Stafford not.
  10. 1. Unless its blatantly obvious, how do you know for sure where a person contracted Covid-19? 2. Do other states do this differently? Is California recording cases from a guy in Texas that likely contracted Covid on a trip to LA? 3. Are we really criticizing a state for following CDC guidance? From the article: When an out-of-stater catches the potentially deadly respiratory disease in Florida, state health officials don't report it to the public. Instead, they follow guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention by sending that data to the person's home state.
  11. Man, he downgraded from Munn. And even Danica.
  12. Gunshot wound to the chest. Speculation he saved brain for research. https://www.sfchronicle.com/sports/athletics/article/Former-A-s-outfielder-Jeremy-Giambi-died-by-16861082.php
  13. Rather than infecting someone, why wouldn't you just study volunteers who had an involuntary documented case and recovered?
  14. Was it harder to study immunity from prior infection than it was to study vaccine effectiveness? I have never participated in a medical study or obviously run one, so honestly have no idea. For a layman it seems like those studies would've been able to be done at numerous stages of the pandemic, all sooner than any vaccine studies. Pretty early on, we adopted the 90 day rule for immunity from prior infection and just said beyond that we don't know and never reported anything different until recently. But we knew almost right away that Moderna/Pfizer worked well for about 6 months, we knew exactly how effective they were vs. infection, hospitalization and death. We knew %'s on when they started to wane and by how much per month. Then we had similar data vs. delta. Then we had similar data on boosters. Could similar studies not have been done on prior infection, but starting months prior? In a pandemic, it seems like immunity from prior infection would be the very first thing we would want to know and that studying it wouldn't take anything from the focus on vaccinations. But there's an ocean of things I don't know and maybe this wasn't possible for some reason. I've always wondered why we've never seen data on second infections, the likelihood and the severity.
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