NFL preseason kicks off amid COVID vaccine culture wars

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The NFL is trying to tackle the issue of COVID-19 vaccination, but some players are calling time out.

The Atlanta Falcons said they are the first NFL team to reach a 100% vaccination rate. The league said teams with at least an 85% vaccination rate can have looser COVID restrictions.reporters earlier this month that he won't allow the league to"strong-arm" him into getting the vaccine and criticized the NFL for"taking away freedoms of unvaccinated guys."the league's strict rules on Twitter, saying he would"retire tomorrow" if he was still playing.

"Every conversation that goes along blue and red, [Democrat] versus Republican, finds its way into the NFL," said LZ Granderson, an ABC News contributor, sports journalist and longtime columnist for ESPN."The former president politicized the virus, politicized the vaccination and continues to politicize the conversation in general, but he's not alone.

Under the agreement between the league and Players Association reached last month, players who choose not to get vaccinated will beto wear masks at all facilities, undergo routine COVID testing and are at a risk of forfeiting games. Per the protocols, if a team has an outbreak due to unvaccinated players and games cannot be rescheduled during the 18-week season, the team would have to forfeit and be assessed a loss, which could impact playoff seedings.

"We have 100 million people in this country who are eligible to be vaccinated who are not getting vaccinated. We are seeing an outbreak of the unvaccinated,"

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