Ravens tight end Mark Andrews has tested positive for COVID-19, as Adam Schefter of ESPN.com tweets. Andrews, a Type 1 diabetic with elevated risk, has ben ruled out for Tuesday night’s game against the Steelers. 
Andrews is now the eleventh Ravens player to test positive for COVID-19 and the 20th player to hit the reserve list, which also includes players who have been exposed to the virus. In addition, ten Ravens staffers have tested positive, putting the team under a great deal of scrutiny. For now, the plan remains for the game to be played on Tuesday, according to Jay Glazer of FOX Sports (on Twitter). The Ravens intend to have their players return to the facility on Sunday night for conditioning, marking their first in-person gathering in days.
The league already postponed this game twice. A third postponement may lead the league to one of their two contingency plans — either rescheduling to “Week 18” or, if there are more cancelations, a historic 16-team playoff bracket.
The way things are trending, it’s likely teams would have more roster players on their Covid list than active list by week 18. Probably would be best to implement the playoffs now that wait for the situation to deteriorate further.
The selfish NFL is hogging all the Covid!
That’s great
Only reason this game is being played is because it’s part of NBCs package of games. All about the money.
should just do week 18 at this point
If it keeps spiraling like it is, “week 18” might be getting played in April or May…
I agree with TJECK, it’s amazing that some teams (Titans earlier, Ravens now) or better yet, some games (involving the Steelers must not hurt) go through all sorts of scheduling gyrations to get it in; while other teams,
Trying to finish my point,…teams like the Broncos & Colts this weekend may not have 10+ players out but clearly key players & positions, get told by the NFL…Hell No, Just Play the Damn Game