NFL owners want fans in the stands, so 'waive' your right to sue

[TonyMar]

Looks like is what their approach will be to having fans at games.

Will be interesting to see how individual states will react, if they are experiencing surges in cases.



https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...l-may-require-fans-to-sign-a-covid-19-waiver/

 

[SlipperyPete]

I doubt Cuomo and also New Jersey, will let the Jets and Giants do that

Maybe season ticket holders only, but def not a full stadium

 

[SlipperyPete]

Cuomo, just today, banned indoor dining indefinitely.

 

[TonyMar]

Cuomo, just today, banned indoor dining indefinitely.

Are the NY bars open?

Agree with you,...NFL is going to have a challenge getting this done in every state that houses a team.

 

[FairWarning]

I think Michigan is doing the same with bars. Trying to confirm restaurants. Talking about burying the little guy who just got their holiday order.

 

[John Kelly]

I heard a representative from the Bears organization say he could envision 15,000 fans per game at Soldier Field this season.

 

[cheapseats]

There has to be a # which satisfies the 6ft rule....adding face diapers where necessary.

 

[WildBill]

I doubt Cuomo and also New Jersey, will let the Jets and Giants do that

Maybe season ticket holders only, but def not a full stadium

Most teams are almost all or all season tickets in NFL. Just wondering how they decide who attends if they limit it to 15k. Maybe every one gets one or two game tickets determined by a draw?

 

[sharky99]

Looks like is what their approach will be to having fans at games.

Will be interesting to see how individual states will react, if they are experiencing surges in cases.



https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...l-may-require-fans-to-sign-a-covid-19-waiver/

Should be interesting how this plays out

 

[Cec The Fleece]

Given the current situation, starting to look more doubtful for a good outcome! Thanks to Agent Orange!

 

[Heim]

NHL is doing it right. Everything in Canada where it is under control.

 

[WildBill]

NHL is doing it right. Everything in Canada where it is under control.

Agreed, Canada got serious early and showed leadership from the very top down. Now similar to Europe they will get the economic benefits of it being under control. Besides makes sense in Canada, otherwise they will never see the Cup unless they go to the Hockey Hall of Fame.

 

[Neveragain]

Agreed, Canada got serious early and showed leadership from the very top down. Now similar to Europe they will get the economic benefits of it being under control. Besides makes sense in Canada, otherwise they will never see the Cup unless they go to the Hockey Hall of Fame.

From a National health policy perspective, Canada has shown more progress than America.

But Canada will always be depending on the U.S. economy more than any other country.
75% of all Canadian exports are to the U.S.
Canada needs the U.S to recover ASAP.

 

[TonyMar]

Should be interesting how this plays out

Agree. Some cities will be gung-ho, others not so much.

 

[TonyMar]

Baltimore will allow less than 14,000.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...ance-to-less-than-14000-people-at-home-games/

Kansas City calling it reduced capacity.

https://www.chiefs.com/news/chiefs-announce-season-ticket-member-plan-for-the-2020-season