The NFL is reportedly nearing a significant change that could help a lot of asymptomatic players in COVID-19 protocols
The NFL and the player's association are nearing a change that will shorten the quarantine time for individuals in COVID-19 protocols from 10 to five days, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. in its guidelines. If the NFL were adopting the CDC's exact guidelines, this would specifically pertain to asymptomatic individuals.
Meaning, after five days of quarantining an individual can return to football activities even if they are unvaccinated, if they present no symptoms.from 10 to six days if an individual is asymptomatic, per a Monday ESPN report. The NFL's change would be especially significant, because an individual who tested positive on early in the week could now clear protocols by Sunday's game.
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