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Once again, i've ignored nothing. You saying that is the case doesn't make so and the chances being "extremely small" are getting bigger every passing day post innoculation and with every new set of data that comes in.
anyway, i'm not going debate the merits of pro or not. I will say, testing negative he should be subjected to the same rules as everyone else because he is neither sick, nor with a viral load that is evident upon testing.
He is no more dangerous than any other person on that field with a negative test.
According to the latest studies I have read it takes up to five days until an individual who has been infected with COVID-19 tests positive.
Therefore an unvaccinated individual who was in close contact with someone who tests positive is at a huge risk to test positive within the next 120 hours.
I fully understand the NFL not wanting to have someone like that playing because of one negative test.