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Awesome news. Let's hope for a win and staying healthy as we can
Here are the 20 players who were limited:
Mary Paoletti @Mary_Paoletti
Changes from Friday's report in Week 17: Kyle Love, Nate Solder, Sebastian Vollmer removed from report, Rob Ninkovich, Trevor Scott added.
O-Line getting healthier. Excellent timing.
Our Tackles are both clear of the injury report!!!! That must be the first time all season (especially for the RT).
Damn, things look healthy at the moment. I love this.
Our Tackles are both clear of the injury report!!!! That must be the first time all season (especially for the RT).
Damn, things look healthy at the moment. I love this.
And now Reiss tweeted that Francis is not at all injured - - he was just ill yesterday:
Mike Reiss@MikeReiss
DE Justin Francis, who missed practice Tuesday, not listed on injury report. Word is he was under the weather Tuesday. Better today.
Mike Reiss@MikeReiss
DE Justin Francis, who missed practice Tuesday, not listed on injury report. Word is he was under the weather Tuesday. Better today.
Hopefully just a cold. No repeat of the 2006 AFCCG or (given the skyrocketing rates around here) real flu, please.
Begs the question did the Pats (infamous 2006 AFCG) and do the Pats get flu vaccinations?
I know that the pathetic technical state of flu vaccines require that because of the so 20th century mfg lead times that the flu makeup must be guessed and determined in the spring for October shots. This needs to be fixed. Get off your butts biochemists.
Begs the question did the Pats (infamous 2006 AFCG) and do the Pats get flu vaccinations?
Friendly word of advice:
Never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, get the flu shot.
The predominant strain of flu this year is an influenza A (H3N2) virus, which has accounted for 76 percent of the reported viruses.
"We know H3N2 has been associated in previous seasons with pretty severe illness, particularly among the elderly. That could be a contributor to why we are seeing such high levels of activity right now," Jhung said.
Currie of Montefiore suspects the H3N2 strain may also pose more of a risk for younger people, who "don't have as much experience with that strain."
Fortunately, flu experts did a good job last spring of predicting which of the flu strains circulating in Asia would be most likely to cause disease in this flu season. As a result, the CDC says the current batch of flu vaccines appear to be a good match for this year's flu.
So far, 91 percent of flu viruses analyzed by the CDC match flu strains contained in this year's vaccine.
absolutely horrible advice