NFL Rewarding 7,500 Vaccinated Well being Care Staff With Free Tickets to Tremendous Bowl LV
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In an effort to get more people vaccinated against the coronavirus, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has announced that the NFL will reward around 7,500 healthcare workers who are vaccinated as guests of the NFL with tickets to the Super Bowl LV.
The NFL invites 7,500 vaccinated health care workers to attend Super Bowl LV to thank and honor them for their continued exceptional service during the pandemic.
To celebrate, @nflcommish surprised the staff at Sarasota Memorial Hospital with tickets for #SBLV. pic.twitter.com/iurMY0BvMM
– NFL (@NFL) January 22, 2021
“These dedicated health care workers continue to compromise their own lives to serve others and we continue to be grateful to them,” Goodell said in a written statement. “We hope, in a small way, that this initiative will inspire our country and recognize these true American heroes. It is also an opportunity to promote the importance of vaccinations and proper health practices, including the wearing of masks in public facilities. “
The majority of health care workers who have been vaccinated with both doses of the vaccine will be from hospitals and health systems in Tampa and central Florida. They each receive free Super Bowl tickets and game experiences direct from the NFL. All 32 NFL clubs will select vaccinated health care workers from their own communities to compete in the Super Bowl in Tampa Bay on Sunday, February 7th.
“We applaud the NFL for honoring health care professionals and promoting vaccine adoption around Super Bowl LV. We are excited to support your planning efforts to create a safe and fun event for all attendees and look forward to a successful Super Bowl in Tampa Bay, ”said John Couris, President and CEO of Tampa General Hospital.
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