The NFL and NFL Players Association are looking into multiple unauthorized workouts involving Tennessee Titans players since their facility closed on Sept. 29 following a COVID-19 outbreak, NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported Thursday.
Pelissero added that the workouts in question are not only ones involving skill players.
Last week, the NFL and NFLPA sent representatives to the Titans facility to ascertain whether there was any break in protocol that led to the outbreak in Tennessee. There also was a review into if Titans players had been conducting offsite workouts prior to the news of Thursday's expansion.
The team's facility remains closed and is unlikely to reopen Friday, Pelissero added. Tennessee's game against the Buffalo Bills, currently scheduled for Sunday at 1 p.m. ET, remains on, but the league is evaluating the situation. The Titans' Week 4 game against the Steelers was rescheduled for later in the season.
This news comes after another Titans player tested positive for COVID-19 and a previously inconclusive test came back positive following Wednesday's round of testing. More than 20 Titans players and personnel have tested positive for the novel coronavirus since Week 3.
The Titans later announced that tight end MyCole Pruitt and practice squad defensive back Breon Borders had been added to the reserve/COVID-19 list.
