The NFL Week 6 will be as planned, with no other positive tests reported

The NFL Week 6 will be as planned, with no other positive tests reported

There are no new positive cases in the most recent round of league-wide testing and all Week 6 games continue as planned.

The news came a week later which tested positive and many players reached the reserve list. New procedures were introduced this week where anyone with high risk, close contact needs to disassociate themselves for at least five days, and as a result of those brand new procedures, Week 6 is led. Is.

On Saturday, John Konski tested positive at the end of the Atlanta Falcons defense. The Falcons’ two rescue coaches, including Kominsky, were left at home shortly before the Minnesota team’s trip.

It was also revealed on Saturday that Banks coach Curtis Modkins, who runs the Denver Broncos, had a similarly positive test. Modkins was active once when he found out he was a high-risk case and what measures he took before learning of his positive test results.

New England running back England legend Sonny Mitchell, defensive end Derek Rivers and guard Shack Mason were on the reserve list once it was discovered that he had been in close contact with an infected person. Brendan Williams once found out he was in close contact with the Baltimore Ravens to deal with the defense.

Eventually, the Jacksonville Jaguars placed their almost entire practice team on the reserve list when one of their practice team players tested positive.

Despite the ongoing epidemic, the sixth week is yet to come.

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