Only for those to whom complaining about #12 is more important than winning football games.

But it's good news for us Green Bay Packers fans😁

What I don't understand is how is he still even alive. I thought without the vaccine you were as good as dead. It must have been that damn horse dewormer he got from his doctor.

Russel Wilson............Pete Carrol ?

Is there a shortage of 'L's around here ?

You need to learn to differentiate between science and what entertainers and some politicians are telling you. It's really not that difficult, and there really isn't any controversy if you learn to do that.

Why this BS on a page dealing with sports. Keep your crappy ideologies to your self and your kind of thinkers. Let football be football. Rodgers caused a storm that wasn't needed and the lying on that side of thinking has to stop. Tired of all this BS if you don't like what the scientists and government does leave the country or talk it among the same kind of thinkers like you, rest of don't need to hear this political slant every time we turn around! And by political slant I mean both sides, not just one! Country already has gone to hell in a handbag enough already.

Swisch,
"Are the states with lots of restrictions like California really doing better with COVID than the states with fewer restrictions like Florida"?

Really Swisch?
Take a look at the death rate per capita in those two states, your second grade niece can likely help you with the math if you're unable to it figure out.

I had a boss back in the day that told me when crap hits the fan, it doesn't matter what you do.....as long as you do something. I think there is a lot of todays science in that statement.

I agree that talk about outside issues should be limited at a good football site such as CheeseheadTV, but it seems hard to avoid them altogether.
As an example of a happy intersection of sports and society, I remember in the early 1970s seeing the movie, "Brian's Song" -- about the first NFL players to room together, in the 1960s, as a black and white.
I almost certainly cried as a grade-schooler (b.1962 in Milwaukee), and probably later seeing the movie again as an adult. It wasn't just me, though, who loved that movie. It was first released for television, but was so popular as to be brought to the theaters. I went so far as a 7th-grader, in the fall of 1974, to read the book upon which the movie is based: "I Am Third," by Gale Sayers.
About that time I also read a biography about Jackie Robinson as hero. A couple of years later, as a freshman in high school, I was enthralled by the television miniseries, "Roots." My varsity basketball coach was black at Wheaton Central High School in suburban Chicago, and his son was one of my teammates and friends.
The point being I was brought up to consider blacks as my equals as a part of being an American (as well as being a Catholic). I think most Americans are the same way.
Indeed, in all of human history, I think America is the most tolerant of any nation ever to exist. Has there been recorded in the annals a place of such diversity with such overall harmony? We are not only for the most part politely tolerant, but sincerely welcoming of outsiders to live with us side by side.
Yes, America has been highly flawed and faulty with regard to race, but look how far we've come since the 1960s. The progress has been incredibly swift and widespread and thorough. It seems to me that average American love our neighbors of all colors without exception, and demonstrate it with countless acts of genuine kindness.
With this perspective, it's a tragedy that there's been an effort by establishment politicians and woke business executives and supposedly expert academics to falsely divide America again according to race. It's only happened in the past dozen years or so, and it's almost all lies (including the pathetically phony act of Jussie Smollett; and the regrettably fictional cry of, "Hands up, don't shoot!")
It's seems a scam to distract us from a tiny percentage of elite Americans increasingly controlling almost all of the power and wealth. It seems that average Americans should unite across all colors in solidarity to regain our standing as a vibrant middle class with good jobs in good neighborhoods.
It makes me angry that cynical elitists would reignite racial tension when America has come so very far in such a short time to racial togetherness.
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Again, sports has a great role in helping to improve society; and so it is that outside issues are sometimes relevant to football sites such as CheeseheadTV.
I'll try to keep my beliefs and opinions limited; but it seems important to call out perceived lies that are creeping into the NFL, and adversely affecting the Packers and us as fans.
We don't always have to agree. However, please, let's not fall into the trap of calling each other racists, or saying that the other side is anti-science. That plays into the hands of the power brokers seeking to manipulate and intimidate us into silence and submission.
I came to CheeseheadTV a couple of years ago to talk Packers football with a good measure of good-natured camaraderie. I'm truly glad for the times this has occurred. I dearly hope for this to be the case going forward.
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P.S. My sincere thanks to Jersey Al if he allows this comment to remain standing. Again, I'll try not to overdo the outside issues. I'm glad to get away from them for awhile to talk Packers -- and look forward to a common celebration of victory tomorrow In Packer Aaron's quick recap and Sarah's in-depth account. My sincere best to all in a spirit of friendship.

Well said

All you have to do is recall what the American government , hollywierd, and the mainstream media did to a duly elected , extremely popular POTUS for over 4 years.
If you still believe and trust your "government" and believe in the China virus ......your a fool.

Along with the Vikings and Cowboys, the Seahawks are one of my favorite teams to beat.
I hope the Packers outhit and outhustle and outsmart these guys in a thoroughly satisfying victory. Keep it unpredictable and relentless all the way through.
To me, the best-case scenario is Aaron Rodgers carving up their defenders with diverse running plays and short passes, with occasional thrusts of deep passes to finish them off.
A few sacks and a couple of turnovers by a swarming defense of varied schemes would make it a complete conquest.

Says the Vikings fan .

Why not just become a Vikings fan then ?

The two scientists who developed ivermectin to treat humans were awarded a Nobel Prize for Medicine in 2015.
https://www.westernjournal.com/ivermectins-immeasurable-impact-won-scien...
How well ivermectin works against COVID is another question, but it's highly unscientific to say it's simply a horse pill.
In general, a medicine that has been used in the treatment of one illness can be repurposed to treat a different illness.
P.S. By the way, I don't know if The Western Journal (linked above) is a respectable publication or only a source of conspiracy theories. I don't know who gets to decide such labels.
Though I had never previously heard of The Western Journal, the column I present seems to be quite reasonable.
That the Nobel Prize for Medicine was awarded for the development of ivermectin as a treatment for humans seems an indisputable fact.
I'm still learning about COVID, and would encourage others to be open to reports outside of the establishment media.