NASHVILLE – The Titans are about to receive the Buffalo Bills tuesday night after the day of the blank COVID-19 check.
Tennessee regained positive coronavirus checks on Saturday for the fourth time in the last 12 days, confirmed a league source at Tennessean, but two consecutive days of only negative control effects scheduled the Titans at 6pm on Tuesday start at Nissan Stadium on the track. .
Saturday morning check effects allow the Titans to return to their team’s amenities until Saturday afternoon. The source said the NFL was looking to see consecutive days of blank check effects before the Titans re-opened their team, which has been closed since the outbreak was found on September 29.
Anonymity asked because no official announcements have been made.
Titans-Bills originally scheduled for Sunday before the Titans’ COVID-19 outbreak, the first to hit an NFL team, forced the NFL to postpone its game for a moment a week in a row.
A total of 23 Titans members, thirteen players, 10 members, tested positive since September 24.
Titans coach Mike Vrabel said Tuesday that other inflamed people are progressing and “are going in the right direction, but I’m not going to get into the express symptoms of the individual. “
The Titans-Bills would be Tuesday’s first NFL game since the Vikings played the Eagles in Philadelphia on December 28, 2010, due to a snowfall in Sunday’s scheduled game. Prior to that, the NFL had not had an exchange game on Tuesday since 1946.
The list of Titans that have been placed on the reserve list / COVID-19 since September 24 is: