With the Omicron wave subsiding and COVID-19 restrictions easing throughout the United States, the NFL and the NFLPA have agreed to drop virus protocols for the 2022 season. In other words, the...
With the Omicron wave subsiding and COVID-19 restrictions easing throughout the United States, the NFL and the NFLPA have agreed to drop virus protocols for the 2022 season. In other words, the plan for the upcoming season is to treat daily operations “as normal.”
While there were several postponements, big outbreaks for multiple teams, and one Kendall Hinton start at quarterback, no regular season or postseason games were cancelled.—There will no longer be mandatory surveillance testing of players or staff, regardless of vaccination status. However, teams will be “expected to identify a space inside the club facility to accommodate at least 10 Mesa docks” for anyone who reports symptoms.
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