The Associated PressRavaged by COVID-19, Ravens face issues beyond new schedule
With reigning NFL MVP Lamar Jackson under quarantine as part of an outbreak of COVID-19 that has ravaged the Baltimore Ravens, the team has turned its focus from breaking out of a slump to simply getting healthy and back to practice. The Ravens have more than a dozen players on the reserve/COVID-19 list, and their training facility is closed to prevent the spread of the virus . Jackson tested positive this week and will not play against the unbeaten Pittsburgh Steelers next Tuesday night, a game that was originally scheduled for Thanksgiving night and postponed to Sunday before the NFL moved the game again.
ProFootball Talk on NBC SportsBroncos place Diontae Spencer on COVID-19 list
The Broncos made it official: They announced Friday night they have placed receiver Diontae Spencer on the reserve/COVID-19 list. Spencer will not play in Sunday’s game against the Saints. Denver also signed running back LeVante Bellamy to its practice squad. The team announced earlier in the day they had one player and two staff members [more]
NBC Sports WashingtonNFL teams prohibited from in-person activities for two days as a preventative measure
To help prevent the spread of the coronavirus at team facilities following Thanksgiving, teams will not be allowed to hold in-person activities on Monday and Tuesday.
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- NFL orders teams to shut down all in-person activities on Monday and Tuesday
- Ravens QB Lamar Jackson won't play vs. Steelers, goes on reserve/COVID-19 list
- Ravens-Steelers game being pushed again to Tuesday due to positive COVID-19 tests
- Washington FT deletes 'STOP THE COUNT' tweet after win over Cowboys
- He's back: Mitchell Trubisky officially named Bears' starting QB vs. Packers
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