Caitlyn Allen

Falsifying data, fabricating references, peer-reviewing your own manuscript. There’s no shortage of ways that someone can damage the integrity of scientific research. Enter Ivan Oransky, MD, co-founder of Retraction Watch: an online database tracking published manuscripts that have been retracted for myriad reasons. Efforts like Retraction Watch are often some of the first—and last—lines of defense protecting knowledge and truth.

It came down to the final drive for Denver. A series of quick and effective drives downfield could have allowed the Broncos to upset the Chiefs. Unfortunately, that didn’t happen; but then again, no one expected the game to be this close. Let’s back up a bit.

Expectation: The NFL would postpone the game until Denver had an eligible quarterback. Reality: Roger Goodell didn’t give a f%#*. In an attempt to send a message about the consequences of not following COVID-19 protocols during team practices, Roger Goodell instead compromised the integrity of the NFL. He picks and chooses which teams to give leeway to in regard to the virus instead of being consistent across the league. For reference, the Ravens vs.