The Kovid-19 epidemic wreaked havoc on the Baltimore Ravens this past week, and is now reported to have affected their best players. Thursday night Ian Rapport of the NFL Network Reported that Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson tested positive for coronavirus. The Ravens were scheduled to face the Petersburg Steelers on Thursday night, but the spread of the Ravens’ Covid-19 forced the league to reschedule the match. The decision was made with great caution to ensure the health and safety of the players, coaches and game-day staff and with the advice of medical experts. The current game will be played on Sunday at 1:15 p.m. Is scheduled to air on NBC and will be broadcast nationally.
According to ESPN’s Adam Schaefer, Four other Ravens players and another staff member tested positive for Covid-19 – which should include Jackson. While the game against the Steelers is already underway on Sunday, its chances of playing are reportedly “rapidly declining.” Many Steelers players took to Twitter to express their displeasure over the league’s decision to reschedule the match as a matter of origin, and one can only imagine if the game was re-released. So what will they feel?
The Ravens have been dealing with a number of positive Covid-19 tests between players and staff that have been reported, and it was already known that they would be without their top two running backs in Mark Ingram and JK Dobbins if the game Was to be played on Thanksgiving. . Mike Garfolo of the NFL Network The Ravens would have been severely restricted on the offensive line if they had really played Thursday, he said Wednesday. Dan Graziano of ESPN The report said seven players tested positive before Thursday, including Parnell McPhee, Trace Maxley, Matt Skura, Patrick McRae and Kallis Campbell.
Baltimore has now lost two straight games, including a 30-24 overtime loss to the Tennessee Titans last Sunday. That loss left them third behind the Cleveland Bruins and Steelers in AFC North, and this latest development has cast doubt on when they will be able to take the next field.
