Cowboys forming their own bubble next to the Star

Was the White House from the 90s considered a bubble?

Asking for a friend.
 
if it's not *all* players, then that bubble bursts the moment a player/coach/training staff member that doesn't participate walks onto the practice field with those that are participating.

Yep.

Even if it's 10-15 players not at the hotel and instead living normal lives, going out, etc , the safety net of the bubble really doesn't exist. I hope there is universal buy in or at the very least those who don't want to stay there are doing a really good job of limiting contact outside the STAR.
 
I hope they disconnect Aldon Smith's phone line and jam his cell signal. The last thing the team needs is this guy calling in bomb threats to DFW airport when he gets bored.
 
I hope they disconnect Aldon Smith's phone line and jam his cell signal. The last thing the team needs is this guy calling in bomb threats to DFW airport when he gets bored.
That’s the funniest thing I’ve read in a while!
 
This news makes me feel footballs a little more real. I think one of the outlets correctly stated today this has been the least hyped NFL season ever.

The team creating a virtual bubble makes me think they’re at least going all out to try.

I think it will take the governors stopping them because the NFL won’t stop itself.
 
My company's Christmas party was there last year. Real nice hotel. They'll be comfortable.
 
This probably won't work. Too many people on a football team to keep track of them all in the middle of a pandemic, even with a "bubble."
 
One of the best organizational decisions in a long time.



Does Jerry own that Omni. That’s a pretty big bill for 100 players/staff for 3 weeks

I don't believe the decision was made by the organization. It's players taking their own initiative. Unfortunately if everybody aint in there it means nothing.
 

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