The NFL is adjusting its schedule according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The report Thursday has the Tennessee Titans playing host to the Buffalo Bills on Tuesday instead of Sunday.
Of course, that is if the Titans don’t have any more positive COVID-19 tests, which at this point is anyone’s guess. Tennessee has had more than 20 players and personnel test positive for the coronavirus.
Titans-Bills game scheduled for Sunday is being moved to Tuesday at 6 pm as long as there are no more positive tests with Tennessee, per sources.
Bills-Chiefs game being switched from next Thursday to Sunday but goes back it more positive tests in Tennessee, per source.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) October 8, 2020
And if this does happen, the scheduled game between that would see the Kansas City Chiefs play the Buffalo Bills on Oct. 15 would move to Sunday Oct. 18.
There would be no game next Thursday night.
Also, the Bills-Chiefs game is being switched from next Thursday to next Sunday, but reverts back if there are more positive tests in Tennessee, per source.
NFL also gets away from next Thursday’s scheduled presidential debate. pic.twitter.com/LBIJk8u4QV
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) October 8, 2020
One other possibility Schefter mentioned: The Broncos-Patriots game scheduled for Sunday could be headed for Monday after New England has had Cam Newton and Stephon Gilmore test positive for COVID-19.
