The Titans had no new positives from Sunday’s round of COVID-19 testing, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL.com (on Twitter). With that, they’re on track to play the Bills on Tuesday night.
Over the weekend, one Titans staffer tested positive for the coronavirus, though that person has not been at the team facility for roughly two weeks. The league believes that the staffer has not been in contact with other players, coaches, or executives, which means that Titans currently have the green light to play. If the team gets more positive test results tomorrow morning, that could change.
The Titans returned to their facilities on Saturday after two consecutive days of negative tests — then, the aforementioned personnel positive put things on hold. The Patriots are in a similar spot, and the ripple effect has created a scheduling quagmire across the league. If the Titans are able to play on Tuesday, the Broncos and Patriots will indeed play each other next Sunday. The Broncos and Chargers will then play each other in Week 8, which was supposed to be when Denver had its bye, and the Dolphins will now play the Broncos in Week 11. However, the Jaguars have now been impacted by this mess, as they were supposed to play the Broncos in Week 8. So, no matter what happens in Nashville, there is still more work to be done.
So, they had to be quarantined for weeks, not be allowed into their facilities, not be allowed to practice, have to play on a weird day with a lot of rust and then play on short rest all while disrupting large portions of the NFL schedule because masks are inconvenient.
Quite the reach there lefty…
Quite the weak denial, Orange Tongue.
As each thing I said is established fact, which is why you didn’t even bother to refute them, just meekly labeling it inaccurately and scurrying off.
Lefty? I agree with this 100% and I am about as neutral as they come. This is not about politics; it is about protecting those susceptible to Covid-19 through a minor albeit crucial act. Ask yourself: Is it really that hard to wear a mask if it saves lives?
All you anti-maskers are proving is sexual inadequacy.
Congrats.
I have Josh Allen as my fantasy quarterback, but have picked up Herbert just in case. I am still hesitant to start Allen, as tomorrow’s results are pending. However, the upside of Allen is too enticing to deny. Any advice?
Depends on where you are at in your game, score wise. I’ve already won and still have Keenan Allen so I am taking shot in Henry to play at flex. If I needed for sure points, I would have played someone else. Both guys are going to score 20 points in a normal league. Allen just gets you running stats too
I’m down eleven points, but still have the quarterback and my opponent has Singletary. Assuming Devin scores roughly ten, I think I might need Allen for the win