Any positive coronovirus test for the Tennessee Titans, good to go game vs. Buffalo Bills, source says

The game between the Buffalo Bills and Tennessee Titans will be decided on Tuesday night as all of the Titans came back negative from Monday after testing for coronoviruses, a source told ESPN’s Dan Graziano.

This marked the second straight day that the Titans had no new positive COVID-19 test.

After two consecutive days of negative test results on Sunday, a member of the Titans’ team staff tested positive for coronavirus.

The team temporarily closed its facility on Sunday morning, but later practiced walk-through after receiving approval from the NFL. Tennessee also held a walk-through practice on Monday.

The Titans have now received a total of 24 positive test results. Sunday’s positive test result on 24 was the 11th for a staff member. A total of 13 players tested positive over that period.

The Titans aggressively removed Isaiah Wilson and defenseman Greg Maybin from the reserve / COVID-19 list on Saturday and returned to their facility on Saturday for the first time since Sept 29.

Defensive lineman DaQuan Jones and long-snapper Bue Brinkley were also activated from the Reserve / COVID-19 list on Sunday.

The Titans (3–0) last played 27 due to their outbreak. They already have a game with the Pittsburgh Steelers that was postponed first and then rescheduled to October 25.

Turron Davenport of ESPN contributed to this report.

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