The contagion in the Baltimore Ravens reached its highest figure, Lamar Jackson, who tested positive for COVID-19, three days after the match against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Jackson’s positive is the most recent in a four-day span that the Ravens have had infections.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that four Ravens players had tested positive and one of them could be Jackson.
On Wednesday, the NFL announced that the game between the Ravens and Steelers, scheduled for Thanksgiving Thursday night, would be played Sunday at 1:15 p.m. ET, due to contagions in Baltimore and to preserve the league said in a statement, the health of the members of both teams.
Jackson’s positive report was first reported by the NFL Network. (GG) (ESPNDEPORTES.COM)