onelove168  The game between the Kansas City Chiefs and New England Patriots will be postponed to Monday night after Patriots quarterback Cam Newton tested positive for COVID-19. ‘is positive onelove168 

New England Patriots quarterback Cam Newton will miss their Week 4 game against the Kansas City Chiefs, which has been postponed to Monday night. Because the 31-year-old quarterback tested positive for COVID-19, as did Jordan Ta’amu, the Chiefs’ practice squad quarterback. According to news reports from NFL Network last Saturday.

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According to NFL Network reporters Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero, Newton was placed on the reserve/COVID list on Saturday after Quarterly’s test results. The 31-year-old back came out positive. Before the NFL league postponed the game between the Patriots and Chiefs to Monday night after another person, Ta’amu of the Chiefs, tested positive.

‘Last night We have been informed that a Patriots player has tested positive for COVID-19. The player immediately entered self-quarantine,’ a Patriots statement said. ‘Several players, coaches and staff who came into close contact with the player were tested this morning and all were. The results were negative for ‘COVID-19’. 

The NFL league issued a statement on Saturday saying: ‘COVID-19′ tests with positive results for both teams The league speculates that the game’s date and time will not be determined until it receives additional test results on Sunday. At this point, it could be Monday. But it’s easier if it’s a Tuesday.’ 

The franchise’s training facilities are now closed for cleaning and disinfection, and an investigation is underway to determine who has been in close contact with Newton and Ta’amu in recent days. 

The Patriots have not yet traveled to Kansas City, and the Patriots are expected to wait to see the situation and travel on game day, with veteran quarterback Brian Hoyer starting in his place. newton

Newton signed a one-year contract with the Patriots this past offseason. The former Carolina Panthers quarterback started the first three games with a 2-1 record, completing 62 of 91 passes for 714 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions. He also carried the ball and ran the ball 35 times for 149 yards and four scores.