NFl 2020 USA Sep30

 The first reaction is, or should be, to hope everybody is healthy. Nine people in the Titans organization have tested positive for COVID-19, a virus that has killed more than 200,000 people in the United States alone in less than a year, and so reasonable people—and even unreasonable people—should agree: Let’s hope everybody is healthy.

Think of it this way: The five-year survival rate for melanoma skin cancer is 99%. If a friend said, “I have skin cancer,” you would presumably worry and hope they are healthy. The chances of anybody in the Titans’ organization dying are impossible to know—we don’t know whether there will be more cases, or the age and health of those who tested positive—but it’s possible and scary. So let’s say that first.

An outbreak at an NFL facility was inevitable. Postponing games was inevitable. As of this writing, the Titans are not allowed to return to their facility until Saturday, and it is hard to imagine they will play Pittsburgh on Sunday, as planned. The Vikings, who played Tennessee on Sunday, are also locked out of their facility at the moment.

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This was the game the NFL chose to play when it opted to stage a season with no bubble. There would be positive tests, which puts people at risk of dying and of having debilitating illnesses down the road. In August, Sports Illustrated polled almost 150 doctors and asked: If your full income came from playing in one of the four major U.S. men’s professional sports leagues, how likely would you be to play?

More than 60% said they would not play pro football, for two reasons: They thought an outbreak was inevitable, and they don’t want any risk of getting COVID-19. They were not “rooting for the virus,” and they don’t hate sports. They just decided the risk was both significant and not worth it.