Titans reportedly broke NFL COVID protocols with private workout

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Two more Titans tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday despite shutting everything down on Sept. 29, and there now appears to be an explanation why.

According to NFL reporter Paul Kuharsky, a group of Titans players, which included quarterback Ryan Tannehill, held a private workout together on Sept. 30 at a prep school in Nashville.

The workout is a direct violation of NFL protocols.

The day prior, the Titans shut down their team facility and the franchise was told “no in-person meetings, workouts or activities at the facility or elsewhere.”

The NFL is still investigating the origins of how COVID-19 has spread through the Titans organization, which is now up to 22 cases.

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell warned teams on Monday that violations of COVID-19 protocols could result in forfeiture of games and/or draft picks. ESPN reported earlier on Wednesday that the Titans may be forced to forfeit their Week 5 game against the Bills.

The Titans must produce back-to-back days of negative tests before they can return to their facilities.

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