Report: Titans record no new positive tests for 2nd straight day
The Tennessee Titans recorded no new positive COVID-19 tests Tuesday, sources told Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
It's Tennessee's second straight clean day after six consecutive days of positive tests, which could allow the team to reopen its facility.
The NFL requires clubs experiencing outbreaks to have at least two consecutive days without a positive to consider clearing them to return, so it's possible the Titans will be back at practice Wednesday.
Tennessee's outbreak stands at 20 between players and personnel. Any additional cases moving forward would put Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills in serious jeopardy.
The Titans had their Week 4 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers rescheduled to Week 7.
The NFL previously said it won't reopen the AFC South club's facility until they're "convinced" the transmission event is at an end.