CarolinaSock

We had 2 defenders near the sideline where the receiver came from covering nobody, wtf.

Was crashing after character creation but after updating my graphic drivers I haven't had a crash since. It's running surprisingly well on my Vega 64 at 1440p Ultra/High settings. I've only had one bug that required a restart and it was just camera related so I was able to quick save and load right where I was. Other than that I've seen the mirror bug with hats making you look bald and occasionally objects NPCs are holding will leave ghost images around. Really enjoying the game and it's getting better as I get access to the really fun goodies.

I can't speak for other areas but for the Charlotte area ICU's I code for they are not using hydroxychloroquine and haven't for at least a couple months. The new treatments seems to be remdesivir and dexamethasone.

The hospital system I work for requires a flu shot for every employee, whether you are actually working with patients or not unless you can get a medical/religious waiver. I've never worked in a doctors office or hospital setting and the last 2 years I've worked from home. Still required to get a flu shot.

I can confirm having read notes dated the end last week for at least one hospital addressing moving patients from the ICU because of a bed shortage. This time of year ICU admission is typically way down, not up. This is just one hospital, but it's something I very rarely see and definitely not something seen in late spring.

I'm a medical coder that codes primarily for ICU providers. It's true the majority of the notes I see for patients with Covid are over 60. However it's not all of them. I've seen a handful of people in their 40s and younger, not all of whom have preexisting conditions. It's rare for a perfectly healthy non senior to have a bad case, but it's not impossible. Everyone is potentially at risk just some demographics are far more likely than others.

Cam needs to find throwing lanes if he's going to throw it so low, that hit a lineman's helmet.

Defense was not good, but only scoring 13 on Atlanta is just pathetic.

He can throw it 10 yards over the head of someone in the endzone or near the sidelines no problem and not get a grounding call.

We have absolutely no pass rush and haven't nearly the entire game, not to mention they've been getting pounded in the run game. Dline has been embarrassing most of the game.

Our D-line is getting blown off the ball, they look terrible.

Why did he hesitate? Olsen was wide open.

We should have already had a touchdown if Cam doesn't hot dog it.

Fivethirtyeight has us as the most likely victory this week at 86%. That's higher than New England over Buffalo and Seattle over San Francisco. Just for a reference they are 8-1 predicting our games, with only the Seattle game being an upset for us according to them.

Another bad throw.

Luke and Coleman blew that play.

That was a bad throw, you guys will defend any throw cam makes.

Another terrible throw.

Funchess did a good job even touching that ball, it was 10 yards too far to the middle of the field.

Quitting making excuses, Olsen had to slow down to almost a stop because the pass was short.

If he leads Olsen that's 6, terrible pass.

That was a terrible throw that actually put the ball within reach of the defender.

Throw low and behind where the defender was, not a good throw at all.

Would have been a great catch on a ball thrown hard, high, and a little behind.

Throw was behind him and forced Philly to slow down.