@hoorta said:

Said it way back... no way it'd going to be possible to play a 16 schedule without creating a nightmare.... How is it fair for one team to not have their starting qb?  

Next man up.  That’s why I said way back sign these available vets on one year deals in each position group in case you get a few positive tests. 

@sdbacker80 said:

College football is handling this.  There was one team with 24 guys out.

It will be an interesting case study for the Titans.  They will be locked until Saturday.  Will technology allow them to prepare sufficiently for  the Game Sunday? What kind of team will we see Sunday 

Said it way back... no way it'd going to be possible to play a 16 schedule without creating a nightmare.... How is it fair for one team to not have their starting qb?  

@tour2ma said:

Oy... gotta rethink my Pats pick...

On another note... since steroids are among the NIH's recommended treatments for Covid...

... what do the Steelers have to worry about? 🥷

 NE vs KC now postponed.

Well there goes Kelce off my FFL picks for the week. I'm down to hoping injured players can play. Guess it's taking a chance on Adams again Monday.

@dutch-oven said:

Cam Newton has tested positive for the Covid. 

Really?   Biggest NFL name to do so. 

On another note... since steroids are among the NIH's recommended treatments for Covid...

... what do the Steelers have to worry about? 🥷

@the-gipper said:

I think that may have been the game scheduled just after the Metrodome roof gave in.

Sounds about right. We aren’t getting another Tuesday game after all. I just hope players take this more seriously. The raiders fiasco is a prime example of being reckless. It could end the entire season in short order.

It's weird how the NFL has seemed to be doing the right things through all of this season so far.  Is Roger GoToHell tied up in the closet or something?

Steelers-Titans game postponed to later in season amid Titans' additional positive cases

https://www.nfl.com/news/steelers-titans-game-postponed-after-additional-titans-player-personnel-test-pos

I fear it's just the beginning. This season may not happen. 

@vagitron said:

Eagles/Vikings because of snow. I believe maybe 2010? 

I think that may have been the game scheduled just after the Metrodome roof gave in.

@the-gipper said:

Pittsburgh/Tennessee officially postponed.....but to when?

https://www.nfl.com/news/pittsburgh-steelers-tennessee-titans-game-postponed-until-monday-or-tuesday

They are talking about playing it maybe Tuesday.   That would be fresh.   Really!  I do not believe in the 100 year history of the NFL that a game has ever been played on Tuesday. 

In researching....apparently there have been a very few.  I found this:

With the help of an amazing site Pro Football Reference I have found what appears to be the definitive answer, and it is "Yes" to all three days, much to my surprise.

Tuesday (5 Games): Team Game Finder Query Results. The most recent game was Philadelphia-Minnesota game mentioned by Kurt Bullard (Kurt Bullard's answer to Has an NFL regular season or playoff game ever been played on a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Friday?). Before that the most recent game played on a Tuesday was in 1946.

Wednesday (3 Games): Team Game Finder Query Results. Most recently Dallas beat the New York Giants in the opening game of the 2012 season which was moved to Wednesday so as not to conflict with President Obama's speech which was scheduled for Thursday. Before that, the most recent game played on a Wednesday was in 1948.

Friday (28 Games): Team Game Finder Query Results. Friday is surprisingly a popular odd day for NFL games. In the most recent game San Diego beat Tennessee on Christmas day in 2009. Before that there was a game in 2005 and another in 2004. Except for a break between 1970 and 1983 there has been at least one Friday game every five years or so.

The pre-merger American Football League (AFL) had no games on Tuesday or Wednesday in their history, but Friday was a popular day for AFL games. In the nine-year history of that league they played thirty-six games on Friday.

Eagles/Vikings because of snow. I believe maybe 2010? 

@neo said:

Don't want to turn this into a Doors thread, but this is one of my favorite songs though it probably didn't age well since people get so easily offended?

Why would it be offensive?

https://www.nfl.com/news/pittsburgh-steelers-tennessee-titans-game-postponed-until-monday-or-tuesday

They are talking about playing it maybe Tuesday.   That would be fresh.   Really!  I do not believe in the 100 year history of the NFL that a game has ever been played on Tuesday. 

In researching....apparently there have been a very few.  I found this:

With the help of an amazing site Pro Football Reference I have found what appears to be the definitive answer, and it is "Yes" to all three days, much to my surprise.

Tuesday (5 Games): Team Game Finder Query Results. The most recent game was Philadelphia-Minnesota game mentioned by Kurt Bullard (Kurt Bullard's answer to Has an NFL regular season or playoff game ever been played on a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Friday?). Before that the most recent game played on a Tuesday was in 1946.

Wednesday (3 Games): Team Game Finder Query Results. Most recently Dallas beat the New York Giants in the opening game of the 2012 season which was moved to Wednesday so as not to conflict with President Obama's speech which was scheduled for Thursday. Before that, the most recent game played on a Wednesday was in 1948.

Friday (28 Games): Team Game Finder Query Results. Friday is surprisingly a popular odd day for NFL games. In the most recent game San Diego beat Tennessee on Christmas day in 2009. Before that there was a game in 2005 and another in 2004. Except for a break between 1970 and 1983 there has been at least one Friday game every five years or so.

The pre-merger American Football League (AFL) had no games on Tuesday or Wednesday in their history, but Friday was a popular day for AFL games. In the nine-year history of that league they played thirty-six games on Friday.

@d-bone said:

Saw the title, searched for the Doors' video on YouTube, copied that link, clicked on the thread, scrolled down to post, but sadly was too late. 

Great minds think a like. 

@tour2ma said:

I was never a Doors fan... never owned an LP by them.

Then I bought and spent an evening with a two-disc, anthology set. Morrison, yes (not a great vocalist, but a great voice), but what sucked me in was the musicality of the group.

Manzarek, Krieger and Densmore could all play and play well together, but it was the arranging that enthralled me.

My older brother introduced me to them with their first album simply entitled "The Doors" and on it were both Light My Fire and The End. 

He was also having me listen to the band itself and it's innovative style, not just Morrison. He obviously was an early fan and in "the end" was right.

Then I bought and spent an evening with a two-disc, anthology set. Morrison, yes (not a great vocalist, but a great voice), but what sucked me in was the musicality of the group.

Manzarek, Krieger and Densmore could all play and play well together, but it was the arranging that enthralled me.