Nov 28, 2020 by Staff in Broncos The NFL has ordered its teams to shut down all in-person team activities on Monday and Tuesday in a memo from league commissioner Roger Goodell, NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reported on Friday evening. Get more news at newshub247 . com The NFL stopped short of having the shutdown apply to games and practices. All games Sunday, the day before the shutdown, will proceed, as will Monday night’s game between the Seattle Seahawks and Philadelphia Eagles and Tuesday’s Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers. “All activities must be conducted virtually [on Monday and Tuesday], with...READ MORE: https://northdenvernews.com/for-all-of-nfl-covid-stops-practice-monday-and-tuesday/ News from Denver's best news source
Nov 28, 2020 by Staff in Broncos The NFL has ordered its teams to shut down all in-person team activities on Monday and Tuesday in a memo from league commissioner Roger Goodell, NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reported on Friday evening. Get more news at newshub247 . com The NFL stopped short of having the shutdown apply to games and practices. All games Sunday, the day before the shutdown, will proceed, as will Monday night’s game between the Seattle Seahawks and Philadelphia Eagles and Tuesday’s Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers. “All activities must be conducted virtually [on Monday and Tuesday], with the exception of essential medical treatment and rehabilitation under the supervision of a team physician or athletic trainer,” Goodell wrote. “Medical staff and players must continue to comply with the rules outlined in the intensive protocol. Further, players and staff should be reminded that gatherings of any sort outside of the facility are prohibited.” The League appears to be gambling any player or staff member who caught COVID-19 on Thanksgiving won’t become infectious until Monday, unless they’re playing on Monday night or in a game rescheduled from Thanksgiving due to a COVID-19 outbreak. ----------------------------------------
