The thing is though, every team has away games, that's part of the game. For every game played at home, there is a team on the road. It's a very good reason that there are any resemblance to protocols. Impossible to have a football player or all the personnel support to be a "work from home industry". If protocols are diligently and consistently followed, one will see much less percentage of break through cases (and even non vaccinated cases). I suspect that all these "break through" cases are not as many as they claim everywhere, but some I'm sure are with a non vaccinated persons claiming being vaccinated (fake vaccinated certifications are becoming big business and the sports industry has a history of covering for players breaking rules). One should expect that there would be a difference between teams that cheat and skirt the protocols that would have a bigger problem than a team who adheres to them the very best they can home and on the road.
The Seahawks have away games too and they come from one of the ground zeros for Covid. I don't believe that the Seahawks are an anomaly, just proof that if all or even any of the other teams addressed the situation with proper attitudes and actions, we would see a very small Covid lists and maybe close to non existent as we see with the Seahawks specifically. Who knows, maybe they are just faking the numbers also, but I don't think so.
Your right, playing other teams whether home or away that are not strictly enforcing or adhering to protocols will be constantly creating problems for any teams that do. That goes for every thing everywhere, not just football.
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