Report: Two New Positive Coronavirus Cases For Baltimore Ravens, Steelers Game Set To Be Played Tuesday
By: KDKA-TV News Staff
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- The Steelers-Ravens game scheduled for Tuesday night is reportedly still planned to take place.
ESPN reporter Adam Schefter said Sunday morning that no new Coronavirus cases were reported among the Ravens organization on Saturday and that the NFL intends on the game being played.
An update later Sunday morning from Schefter said that the Ravens had two positive cases on Saturday.
This comes after Thursday night's game was rescheduled for Sunday and then again rescheduled for Tuesday following Coronavirus cases among the Ravens and Steelers organizations.
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