The NFL said Saturday that it postponed Sunday’s game between the New England Patriots and the Kansas City Chiefs until Monday or Tuesday after several players tested positive for coronavirus. The Patriots proved that one of their players tested positive for COVID-19, but called the player.
ESPN reported that one of the players, New England Patriots quarterback Cam Newton, mentioned league sources. CBS News has not independently demonstrated that players tested positive, but CBS Sports showed that Newton had been added to the Reserve/COVID-19 list and would not. Touch.
The Patriots said on a Saturday they had won an expired account the night a Patriots player had tested positive and “immediately went into quarantine. “
Several other players, coaches and who have been in close contact with the player won tests at the point of service this morning and all tested negative for COVID-19,” the Patriots said.
The NFL said in a statement that “both clubs are working heavily with the NFL and NFLPLA to compare several close contacts, conduct more tests, and monitor developments. All decisions will be made with the physical condition and protection of players, equipment and game personnel. “as our main consideration. “
The league has been running to respond to the positive effects of the COVID-19 test. virus, forcing the league to postpone the Titans-Pittsburgh Steelers game until October 25.