CFL-XFL?
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I hope not...XFL is a cartoon league, CFL must be in trouble if they're talking to those clowns.
This would be about as important as Nicolas Cage calling a press conference to announce a new action flick starring himself and Steven Seagal. Totally irrelevant to any entertainment question, zero attendees.
In the world of sports, this is the absolute opposite of news anyone cares about.
In the world of sports, this is the absolute opposite of news anyone cares about.
The CFL is being hit the hardest, gridiron football is a super-spreader sport. The death rate in the USA would not have spiked so badly had the NFl cancelled the season, not to mention the NCAA.
Source?
The thread you started before the season started was BS just as this post is. In fact there is evidence that football didn’t cause much of an uptick at all
The Effect of NFL and NCAA Football Games on the Spread of COVID-19 in the United States: An Empirical Analysis
Importance In 2020 and early 2021, the National Football League (NFL) and National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) had opted to host games in stadiums across the country. The in-person attendance of games has varied with time and from county to county. There is currently no evidence on...
www.medrxiv.org
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Guys, the league is in trouble like it’s been a million times before, but this time it’s probably a much more dyer situation. You can’t blame for kicking tires on this. I’m a actually intrigued by the idea.
The correlation between coronavirus deaths and the NFL meshes. In early 2020 Covid - 19 started to spread on March 2020, there was a slowdown during the warm months. That would mean that the contagion rate would have risen with colder weather. That did not happen, the death rate started to surge from late September onward. The USA had four days of 5,000+ deaths with Jan 10 peaking 56,000 deaths. The last 5,000 death day was Feb 5, since then it has begun to subside. Why is that, the gridiron football seasons are over.
The reporting on this has been biased due to America's love of football, and the money the NFL generates. All violent sports are super-spreader events, even hockey.
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/coronavirus-deaths-united-states-each-day-2020-n1177936
The reporting on this has been biased due to America's love of football, and the money the NFL generates. All violent sports are super-spreader events, even hockey.
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/coronavirus-deaths-united-states-each-day-2020-n1177936
Rugby Study: Extremely Low COVID Transmission Rate in Contact Sports
COVID transmission rate tested with professional rugby league What is the relation of contact sports to the transmission of COVID-19? A study conducted by the British Journal of Sports Medicine says there may not be one. In the study, they analyzed professional rugby players over the course of...
www.sadlersports.com
I guess we should take your opinion over scientists with all the pieces of the puzzle you’ve put together
Not sure if you heard but a vaccine was starting to be released during the end of football season. I think that might’ve had something to do with deaths decreasing
I get the "league has been in trouble a million times before" thing...and it's probably in trouble again...I think getting the XFL involved would destroy the Canadiana of it...I say try to make it work on it's own.
Who gives a fuck??? Named one other professional. Personally I think the Canadian teams/fan base will be much more excited about the idea of playing Americans.
IMO I would like to see the CFL made up of ALL Canadian kids. Give them a chance to play after University or Jr. ball. Of course it will never happen but there are good football players heading south to US Colleges who could play in the CFL as there are kids up here . Canadian University football has got a lot better over the last 20 years. But sadly it won't happen. Too bad the CFL doesnt use more Canadian than they do but of course the US is a football factory.
Ah yes! the CFL in the USA !
The experience made a cameo appearance in the Baltimore Homicide TV Series where the Detectives did a pre game walk on at the start of the CFL Baltimore Colts/Stallions (using the name Colts was a big deal at the time) game and Ned Beatty's character kept ranting " But it ain't the same game"
The experience made a cameo appearance in the Baltimore Homicide TV Series where the Detectives did a pre game walk on at the start of the CFL Baltimore Colts/Stallions (using the name Colts was a big deal at the time) game and Ned Beatty's character kept ranting " But it ain't the same game"
