Sunday morning brought good news to the New England Patriots.
According to several reports, the Patriots closed Gillette Stadium after having a positive checkup for COVID-19. This marks the third user on Foxboro to test positive this week and the fourth overall.
The Patriots’ game against the Denver Broncos at Gillette Stadium is postponed next Sunday, ESPN reported.
The disorders began last weekend when Cam Newton tested positive for COVID-19. The team discovered that he was defeated on Friday night, after Newton had an early review and in construction and training. The NFL drove its game to Kansas City a day after the due date. The Patriots went to Missouri the same day they played.
This resolution may have been costly.
The game Broncos-Patriots moves to next Sunday, resources told ESPN. The Broncos were destined to play in Miami; that will happen This adjustment is rescheduled.
Due to the incubation era of COVID-19, it was to say whether one of the Patriots team buses or several aircraft had the virus, in fact, other people have. Stephon Gilmore, who played 100 percent of defensive shots, tested positive on Wednesday. He reportedly dined with Newton the night before the quarterback found out he tested positive.
The Pats also tested defensive lineman Bill Murray this week. Several tests forced the league to close Gillette Stadium on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Instead of training, the Patriots held virtual meetings. In the absence of new negative results, the Patriots resumed practice. Saturday.
Turns out the negative evidence before that day didn’t mean everyone was clear. Inconsistent incubation of this virus has made it difficult for groups and players to resume.
The Patriots were expected to have a solution on Sunday. From now on, players and coaches will do so at home, if they play, they will do so with a practice after the Broncos have had a full week of practice.
On Saturday, Bill Belichick as the team’s stage should be described as “hour by hour. “
“One thing we’ve learned many times this year is that we have to be prepared to adapt and adapt to adjustments and adjustments in the way we do things and, in some cases, to decisions that actually come down to a very short era of having to be able to adapt,” Belichick said. In fact, we take things day by day, probably hour by hour would be more accurate. We’ll only see how we move forward, and then, as we know more about our appearance or if there are other external things we can’t control. , so we’ll take care of them as they come up. “