2020 49ers Training Camp Thread

Is training camp going to kick off on schedule?

Originally posted by ChicoCorrales:
Is training camp going to kick off on schedule?

They said it's still on schedule.

Originally posted by ChicoCorrales:
Is training camp going to kick off on schedule?

As of right now yes. But this whole season if it happens is going to be played with fingers crossed.

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by ChicoCorrales:
Is training camp going to kick off on schedule?

As of right now yes. But this whole season if it happens is going to be played with fingers crossed.

And toes, too.

Since crowds aren't allowed to be at the games , I much rather have the season cancelled than for teams to play in an empty NFL stadium. Crowd noise is one of the reasons why we watch football.

Originally posted by pdizo916:
Since crowds aren't allowed to be at the games , I much rather have the season cancelled than for teams to play in an empty NFL stadium. Crowd noise is one of the reasons why we watch football.

I have no problem playing without fans - I just want so goddamn NFL football.

Originally posted by mayo49:
I have no problem playing without fans - I just want so goddamn NFL football.

I'm wondering how the players will react. I keep thinking about how Joe Theisman said that playing in front of crowds of 15000 during the strike year really sucked. You have to think that not having the home fans behind you ( or booing you) will have some effect.

I just watched a video of a doctor in Florida. She said most of their hospitalizations are people under 30. She also said something really scary. They xrayed patients with no symptoms and 67% showed lung damage. No symptoms but still had lung damage. She went on to say that they are concerned about the long term effects of this damage. Scary.

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by mayo49:
I have no problem playing without fans - I just want so goddamn NFL football.

I'm wondering how the players will react. I keep thinking about how Joe Theisman said that playing in front of crowds of 15000 during the strike year really sucked. You have to think that not having the home fans behind you ( or booing you) will have some effect.

I just watched a video of a doctor in Florida. She said most of their hospitalizations are people under 30. She also said something really scary. They xrayed patients with no symptoms and 67% showed lung damage. No symptoms but still had lung damage. She went on to say that they are concerned about the long term effects of this damage. Scary.

That is scary - we need a vaccine and fast.

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by mayo49:
I have no problem playing without fans - I just want so goddamn NFL football.

I'm wondering how the players will react. I keep thinking about how Joe Theisman said that playing in front of crowds of 15000 during the strike year really sucked. You have to think that not having the home fans behind you ( or booing you) will have some effect.

I just watched a video of a doctor in Florida. She said most of their hospitalizations are people under 30. She also said something really scary. They xrayed patients with no symptoms and 67% showed lung damage. No symptoms but still had lung damage. She went on to say that they are concerned about the long term effects of this damage. Scary.

Well this post just made my day.

Originally posted by NinerPrideinNJ:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by mayo49:
I have no problem playing without fans - I just want so goddamn NFL football.

I'm wondering how the players will react. I keep thinking about how Joe Theisman said that playing in front of crowds of 15000 during the strike year really sucked. You have to think that not having the home fans behind you ( or booing you) will have some effect.

I just watched a video of a doctor in Florida. She said most of their hospitalizations are people under 30. She also said something really scary. They xrayed patients with no symptoms and 67% showed lung damage. No symptoms but still had lung damage. She went on to say that they are concerned about the long term effects of this damage. Scary.

Well this post just made my day.

I understand your frustration. It seems like every time we get a little ray of hope a new issue pops up.

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by NinerPrideinNJ:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by mayo49:

I have no problem playing without fans - I just want so goddamn NFL football.

I'm wondering how the players will react. I keep thinking about how Joe Theisman said that playing in front of crowds of 15000 during the strike year really sucked. You have to think that not having the home fans behind you ( or booing you) will have some effect.

I just watched a video of a doctor in Florida. She said most of their hospitalizations are people under 30. She also said something really scary. They xrayed patients with no symptoms and 67% showed lung damage. No symptoms but still had lung damage. She went on to say that they are concerned about the long term effects of this damage. Scary.

Well this post just made my day.

I understand your frustration. It seems like every time we get a little ray of hope a new issue pops up.

Every recent study I've read still points to severe cases = lung damage. Do you by chance have a link to that Dr's findings?

Originally posted by pdizo916:

Since crowds aren't allowed to be at the games , I much rather have the season cancelled than for teams to play in an empty NFL stadium. Crowd noise is one of the reasons why we watch football.

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:
Every recent study I've read still points to severe cases = lung damage. Do you by chance have a link to that Dr's findings?

It was on the front of my Xfinity home page. I just checked and they have new stuff up there now. Google lung damage in asymptomatic COVID cases and there are several sites that are reporting this. Warning it's not pleasant.

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Every recent study I've read still points to severe cases = lung damage. Do you by chance have a link to that Dr's findings?

It was on the front of my Xfinity home page. I just checked and they have new stuff up there now. Google lung damage in asymptomatic COVID cases and there are several sites that are reporting this. Warning it's not pleasant.

Thanks bud. Ok read a few different articles. And yes while some these asymptomatic patients who had pneumonia have shown some lung damage, they are likening it to someone with walking pneumonia. They seemed to all be on the same page that it wasn't irreversible though, so that's some bit of good news. But honestly this is all so relatively new, no one fully knows

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
It was on the front of my Xfinity home page. I just checked and they have new stuff up there now. Google lung damage in asymptomatic COVID cases and there are several sites that are reporting this. Warning it's not pleasant.

"Lung damage" doesn't describe anything though. Those articles all suggest lesions. But, lesions, in and of themselves, don't mean much. A benign lesion wouldn't cause any distress. As someone with lung lesions (likely a result from where I grew up and being exposed to Valley Fever spores) I have managed fine.