Titans and Vikings both received their COVID testing results back this morning

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After shutting down the team facilities in Tennessee and Minnesota out of an abundance of caution yesterday following some positive COVID tests for the Titans, both teams got their COVID testing results back this morning.

An NFL spokesperson shared that one additional Titans player has tested positive, while all of the other tests for Titans players came back negative.

As for the Vikings, who faced off against the Titans last weekend, the good news is that tests of all their players also came back negative.

Yesterday, there were multiple reports that both teams planned to play their games on Sunday even if they weren't allowed to practice until a walk through until the day before kickoff.

With the negative results and contract tracing done, it will be interesting to see if both teams are given the green light to play.

Stay tuned to The Scoop for the latest.

Update>

The Vikings' latest round of testing revealed zero positive tests, and the team will return to the facility on Thursday.

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