The National Football League is taking a strong stance against unvaccinated coaches. The NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero has reported that assistant coaches on at least four teams are refusing to…
Network’s Tom Pelissero has reported that assistant coaches on at least four teams are refusing to get a Covid-19 vaccine. If they don’t comply by Monday, they will be barred from coaching players face to face, on the field, or in meeting rooms.
The NFL Network report did not identify the teams or coaches that are affected, and the league has not commented yet. Last month, the league and the Players Association agreed to a set of more relaxed guidelines for vaccinated players. Those not fully vaccinated are required to still wear masks, socially distance, and are subject to daily testing. They must also quarantine if exposed to an infected person.
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