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I think that quote is a little out of context by goirish89

I read the entire press conference and what he said was "There are going to be, during the season, unavailable players like we had last year where we're gonna go out on the field and you're gonna go "Where is No 26 or 32 or 57?" and we certainly can't comment on them, but I think you guys will be able to deduce what that in fact is. So it's still here. Covid has not gone away." The ellipsis in the tweet changes the tone completely.

It sounds like more of a general statement of what may occur vs any statement about this week in particular.