fantasy impact of coronavirus

[Prison_Mike]

No I'm not concerned. There will probably be other games moved, but the season will be completed. We just have to accept a new normal this year.

I hope you're right.

I asked the same question in the PIT/TEN thread but I'll post here as well since it might be different people seeing the thread.

What do we do with the points from games that are moved?
Are they wiped from this week, lumped into whatever week they're moved to? Just treated as an unexpected BYE week?

[Patsfan86]

No I'm not concerned. There will probably be other games moved, but the season will be completed. We just have to accept a new normal this year.

Agreed, i think had they played the game it could have been the first of many dominoes but they are cancelling it, which is 100 percent the right move. We knew this would happen, and we know this will happen again. The fact baseball, a sport where you play every day sometimes two times a day, made it through after their rough stretch means the NFL will make it through too. I just hope all fantasy leagues and teams prepared accordingly for all of this, depth will be more key than ever.

[FantasyFreak]

No I'm not concerned. There will probably be other games moved, but the season will be completed. We just have to accept a new normal this year.

I hope you're right.

I asked the same question in the PIT/TEN thread but I'll post here as well since it might be different people seeing the thread.

What do we do with the points from games that are moved?
Are they wiped from this week, lumped into whatever week they're moved to? Just treated as an unexpected BYE week?

Correct. That was part of my COVID plan, at least, for leagues I commish.

[abloom]

Does anyone else fear that the PIT/TEN situation could be the first of many dominoes to fall and that it could bring the whole thing down? Or do you think this is more of an isolated incident that will have minimal impact on the rest of the season?

Maybe I'm overreacting, but I've been skeptical from the beginning. It's not like the NBA where they're playing in a bubble.

Perhaps, and perhaps it means that the League will come down harder on teams/coaches that don't adhere to COVID prevention methods.

[abloom]

No I'm not concerned. There will probably be other games moved, but the season will be completed. We just have to accept a new normal this year.

I hope you're right.

I asked the same question in the PIT/TEN thread but I'll post here as well since it might be different people seeing the thread.

What do we do with the points from games that are moved?
Are they wiped from this week, lumped into whatever week they're moved to? Just treated as an unexpected BYE week?

Correct. That was part of my COVID plan, at least, for leagues I commish.

Most likely Week 4 will now be the byes for both teams, and the rest of their schedule will be adjusted to accommodate a makeup game. But who knows exactly what will happen, especially if the titans are still unable to play their week 5 game.

[FantasyFreak]

AJB and Diontae people rejoice, you probably get an extra game out of them now.

[TimeWillTell]

AJB and Diontae people rejoice, you probably get an extra game out of them now.

*silver linings*

[jordanzs]

Hopefully this is a dick-punch for the rest of the NFL’s players, staff, production crew, and their families to take their bubbles seriously.

C’mon idiots, you get paid great money to play for a few months. Home school your kids, use delivery for groceries, and don’t go out socializing. It’s not that hard to do especially when you’re compensated nicely for it

[mild]

Does anyone else fear that the PIT/TEN situation could be the first of many dominoes to fall and that it could bring the whole thing down? Or do you think this is more of an isolated incident that will have minimal impact on the rest of the season?

Maybe I'm overreacting, but I've been skeptical from the beginning. It's not like the NBA where they're playing in a bubble.

That is the fear, of course - but I think this could be more like the situation with the Marlins in the MLB where the coaches now have a very easy example to point to - "We don't want to be Tennessee" - and efforts will be redoubled to distance/mask and make this thing work.

NFL coaches being the hardasses that they are, I can't see them not using this opportunity to remind their men that they have TWO opponents this year... the next team, and the virus.

Except Gruden. He doesn't give a fuuuuuuuu-

[abloom]

"The NFL has strengthened its COVID-19 protocols following this week's Titans outbreak.
The league has adopted a number of enhanced measures, including daily "point of care testing." All meetings must now be virtual, while PPE/face masks must be "worn on field by players and staff at all times." All players except quarterbacks must also wear gloves, and there can be "no team or player gatherings away from facility." These are more than just symbolic "COVID theater" measures, and speak to how worried the league is about runaway outbreaks amongst its players and personnel. Most of these measures are draconian and unfortunate, but that is going to be life for the NFL if it wants the 2020 season to proceed with as few disruptions as possible.

SOURCE: Rob Demovsky on Twitter
Oct 1, 2020, 6:11 PM ET"



Well hot damn. Amazing what the NFL will do when their revenue is threatened.

[bjd5211]

"The NFL has strengthened its COVID-19 protocols following this week's Titans outbreak.
The league has adopted a number of enhanced measures, including daily "point of care testing." All meetings must now be virtual, while PPE/face masks must be "worn on the practice field by players and staff at all times." All players except quarterbacks must also wear gloves, and there can be "no team or player gatherings away from facility." These are more than just symbolic "COVID theater" measures, and speak to how worried the league is about runaway outbreaks amongst its players and personnel. Most of these measures are draconian and unfortunate, but that is going to be life for the NFL if it wants the 2020 season to proceed with as few disruptions as possible.

SOURCE: Rob Demovsky on Twitter
Oct 1, 2020, 6:11 PM ET"



Well hot damn. Amazing what the NFL will do when their revenue is threatened.

https://mobile.twitter.com/AdamSchefter ... 4090422274


Small correction. They aren't going to be wearing masks on the field during games.

[abloom]

"The NFL has strengthened its COVID-19 protocols following this week's Titans outbreak.
The league has adopted a number of enhanced measures, including daily "point of care testing." All meetings must now be virtual, while PPE/face masks must be "worn on the practice field by players and staff at all times." All players except quarterbacks must also wear gloves, and there can be "no team or player gatherings away from facility." These are more than just symbolic "COVID theater" measures, and speak to how worried the league is about runaway outbreaks amongst its players and personnel. Most of these measures are draconian and unfortunate, but that is going to be life for the NFL if it wants the 2020 season to proceed with as few disruptions as possible.

SOURCE: Rob Demovsky on Twitter
Oct 1, 2020, 6:11 PM ET"



Well hot damn. Amazing what the NFL will do when their revenue is threatened.

https://mobile.twitter.com/AdamSchefter ... 4090422274


Small correction. They aren't going to be wearing masks on the field during games.

Well then... That's some large small correction. I'm suddenly disappointed again...

Atleast it expressly states no player gatherings football related or not

[FantasyFreak]

No boat parties, or love boat sessions, I guess.

[millworkguy]

Espn has it at 5 players 6 staff on the titans positive

[OhCruelestRanter]

"The NFL has strengthened its COVID-19 protocols following this week's Titans outbreak.
The league has adopted a number of enhanced measures, including daily "point of care testing." All meetings must now be virtual, while PPE/face masks must be "worn on field by players and staff at all times." All players except quarterbacks must also wear gloves, and there can be "no team or player gatherings away from facility." These are more than just symbolic "COVID theater" measures, and speak to how worried the league is about runaway outbreaks amongst its players and personnel. Most of these measures are draconian and unfortunate, but that is going to be life for the NFL if it wants the 2020 season to proceed with as few disruptions as possible.

SOURCE: Rob Demovsky on Twitter
Oct 1, 2020, 6:11 PM ET"



Well hot damn. Amazing what the NFL will do when their revenue is threatened.

We knew this in April.