Cleveland Browns
were forced to shut down their training facility on Wednesday after learning that a staff member tested positive for coronavirus. The Browns announced that the team would work remotely in light of another positive case, marking the third time in eight days that the facility was shut down because of COVID-19 and the sixth time since Nov. 13. “The facility is currently closed and meetings will take place remotely while contact tracing is conducted to identify any potential high-risk close contacts,” a statement from the Browns read.
“The team will continue to consult with the league and medical experts on the appropriate next steps as the health and safety of our players, coaches, staff and the entire community remain our highest priority.”