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Teams are not permitted to identify the players who tested positive for COVID-19, but two players, Delino DeShields Jr. of the Cleveland Indians and Brett Martin of the Texas Rangers each revealed their positive tests. Any player who tests positive for COVID-19 must test negative twice at least 24 hours apart from one another, with no fever for 72 hours, before he can rejoin a team.Cleveland Browns

Because results didn't come in until the evening, Bryant would've played if the game had started at 1 p.m. or 4 p.m.

"We know we have had positive players that have played on game day -- not with our knowledge," Sills said. "But there have been unfortunately instances during the season where a player was tested in the morning and the game was played and we did not get a result until overnight or until the next morning of a positive test. That has happened before. It did not happen in this situation."Chicago Bears

Wentz responded to Hamilton's message on Twitter Wednesday morning -- his first public comments since Eagles coach Doug Pederson made the switch at quarterback -- by writing, "You're the man Giovanni. I appreciate and look up to you! Never change man! And don't worry -- God's got a plan for me and I'll keep pushing through this like I always do -- trusting HIM and giving it everything I got!"

Hamilton, 13, has a rare condition called Schwartz-Jampel syndrome, which his mother, Shannon, likened to a combination of muscular dystrophy and dwarfism, resulting in 15 surgeries since the age of 2.

I can’t help but think that some people figure if nobody has a mask on, it’s OK not to wear one.

And that’s just not true. And it can’t be looked at that way if we are ever going to get out of this pandemic and back to normal. And by normal, I don’t mean completely the way it was, but maybe to the point where teams can high-five after games, concession stands can open, and coaches can get back to just coaching without worrying about social distancing during drills.Denver Broncos

Fanatics is making masks instead of MLB jerseys to fight Coronavirus

With the Major League Baseball season suspended due to Covid-19, resources that would normally be reserved for making jerseys will instead go toward masks and gowns for healthcare workers.

Teams are not permitted to identify the players who tested positive for COVID-19, but two players, Delino DeShields Jr. of the Cleveland Indians and Brett Martin of the Texas Rangers each revealed their positive tests. Any player who tests positive for COVID-19 must test negative twice at least 24 hours apart from one another, with no fever for 72 hours, before he can rejoin a team.

Last week, Reid decided to wear a face shield to provide further protection amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. He had a significant issue though, as the shield was regularly appearing to be fogged up whenever the camera caught a glimpse of him.Cincinnati Bengals