- Titans practiced at high school while Covid spread through team
- Team’s case total increased to 23 on Thursday with new positive
The Tennessee Titans were told players could not gather together for any in-person activities either at the club’s facility or elsewhere a day before several members of the virus-stricken team worked out at a local high school, a person familiar with the situation told the Associated Press on Thursday.
The NFL closed both the Tennessee and Minnesota facilities on 29 September after eight positive test results for the Titans. A group of Titans, which included quarterback Ryan Tannehill, worked out at Montgomery Bell Academy in Nashville on 30 September after getting permission from coaches at the school.
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