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The Las Vegas
Raiders on Thursday placed right tackle Trent Brown back on the
reserve/COVID-19 list, just six days after removing him from the
designation.
Brown is still experiencing complications from the virus,
according to SI.com.
The 27-year-old was taken off the list on Friday and experienced
a scary situation in Cleveland two days later.
Brown was receiving an IV treatment in the team's locker room
prior to Sunday's game against the Browns when air entered his
bloodstream, a potentially serious medical problem that led to
him being taken to a hospital immediately.
Raiders coach Jon Gruden indicated earlier this week that the
team was waiting on some test results related to Brown.
Brown was initially on the COVID-19 list from Oct. 21-30.
Brown has played in just two games this season. He missed three
games earlier in the campaign due to a calf injury.
Brown earned a Pro Bowl selection last season in first year with
the Raiders. He has played in 60 NFL games (57 starts) with the
San Francisco 49ers (2015-17), New England Patriots (2017) and
Raiders.
Also, rookie cornerback Damon Arnette (wrist/thumb) returned to
practice Thursday. He has been sidelined since being hurt
against the New England Patriots in Week 3 and subsequently
undergoing surgery for a broken right thumb.
Arnette also spent time on the COVID-19 list while sidelined.
--Field Level Media
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