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Definitive proof Rodgers is vaccinated against Covid-19
But White told unvaccinated UFC fans: "I'm going to be putting on 44 other events around the country. You can go to one of those shows."
Emergency executive order 225 requires COVID-19 vaccinations for indoor entertainment, recreation, dining and fitness settings and has been in effect since September 13. Indoor stadiums are covered by the emergency executive order.
People and venues that violate the order are subjected to be fined no less than $1,000, which can increase to a penalty of no less than $5,000 following multiple offenses.
Ahead of the event, UFC President Dana White had railed against New York City's vaccine mandate for employees working there during an interview on Fox News.
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Heading into the 2021 NFL season, the league's COVID protocols for unvaccinated players remain largely the same as they were in 2020. Vaccinated players still have to deal with the protocols, but only if they test positive for the virus.
Below is everything you need to know about the NFL's COVID protocols for vaccinated and unvaccinated players and how it could impact the 2021 NFL season.
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NFL COVID vaccine rules
Here is the NFL's COVID protocol for vaccinated players, according to the NFL:
Vaccinated individuals who test positive and are asymptomatic will be isolated and contact tracing will promptly occur.
The positive individual will be permitted to return to duty after two negative tests at least 24-hours apart.
After that, they will be tested every week or as directed by the medical staffs.
Vaccinated individuals will not be subject to quarantine as a result of close contact with an infected person.
The main difference between vaccinated and unvaccinated players is that vaccinated players don't have to worry about being a "high-risk" close contact at any point. They also have more freedom to participate in activities than their unvaccinated counterparts. Vaccinated players can go out on the road and more easily spend time with teammates outside the facility, among other perks.
What is NFL's COVID protocol for unvaccinated players?
The NFL's COVID protocols are stricter than those for vaccinated players. They are as follows, per the NFL:
If an unvaccinated person tests positive, the protocols from 2020 will remain in effect. The person will be isolated for a period of 10 days and will then be permitted to return to duty if asymptomatic.
Unvaccinated individuals will continue to be subject to a five-day quarantine period if they have close contact with an infected individual.
Unvaccinated players also have more procedures they must follow to avoid falling into COVID protocol. They include the following:
Unvaccinated individuals must be tested for COVID every day at the team facility. If a player misses even one day of testing, they will be required to test negative for COVID for five straight days before re-entering the facility. That's what happened to Cam Newton before the final week of the Patriots' preseason.
Unvaccinated free agents must also test negative for five consecutive days before being allowed to enter a team facility.
Unvaccinated players must wear masks at all times in the facility. They cannot gather in groups larger than three players and on the road "are prohibited from congregating, visiting or mingling with individuals outside of the traveling party once they have arrived in the game city."
Unvaccinated individuals are subject to fines if they break COVID protocols. This can include anything from failing to wear a mask in the facility or going to an indoor concert or house party with more than 15 people.
