The NFL says it has lesson for the country on handling Covid-19

As the 2021 season of football began, more than 90% of football players and staff had been vaccinated against coronavirus. After feeling as though control was regained, Omicron hit and impacted the schedule of the games. Most common places of transmission were are meetings, eateries, and during greetings until the latest wave. Cases within the NFL went from an average of less than 30 cases a week to over 300 in just a few weeks. Covid guidelines and practices were adjusted such as requiring boosters and more frequent testing. They have moved to symptom based testing which has been helpful in combating the virus within their organization. The NFL attributes most of their success to vaccines. Now, 95% of the players and almost 100% of the staff is fully vaccinated.

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