Reich urges vaccinations in wake of Colts’ COVID-19 absences

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7 thoughts on “Reich urges vaccinations in wake of Colts’ COVID-19 absences

  1. I’m so glad I didn’t end up spending $300 on Sunday Ticket. Good luck Colts. The selfishness of these players made me decide not to spend my money watching you play. If you make the playoffs, which is unlikely given the unvaccinated players, I’ll watch you on cable. Thanks for screwing over your fans.

  2. You accuse others of being selfish because of they don’t get vaccinated? Quite obviously, weather their decision is right or wrong, it is anything but selfish

    1. Doing your own thing at the potential detriment to the team, the players, the fans, your employer, and anybody you come in contact with can’t be considered anything but selfish You are even putting your family at risk should you or any one of them end up in an ICU or die from Covid. Your epitaph should read “Here lies a selfish person”

  3. VERY bad look for an organization that, historically, has done the right thing. But, if companies, such as Lilly and Roche, along with others can tell their employees it’s required for them to keep their job (in the absence, of course, of a medical condition that can be documented), the Colts should be able to do that, too. I get that it might be complicated, in part, by the fact that the players are represented by the NFLPA and its bargaining agreement with the NFL. For that matter, the NFLPA could do the right thing and instruct its members on getting it done. And, if you are a season ticket holder, who is not paying to watch a remake of “The Replacements”, every player should take it upon themselves to step and be vaccinated; they don’t have to reveal their status or talk about, but, realistically, if you’re going to have an opportunity to win a championship – without the prospect of players missing time – it needs to be done. For anyone who would say this is someone’s right, that is not the case when it’s a public health issue. True, too, that we’ll never get to a herd status because too many people don’t care included, sadly, a significant number of Hoosiers.

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