"I got the Rona hopefully I'll be back healthy
soon," Humphrey posted to Twitter on Monday afternoon.
Humphrey, 24, played all 53 defensive snaps for the Ravens in
Sunday's 28-24 defeat to the Steelers at Baltimore. He also
played five snaps on special teams and finished the day with two
tackles.
Humphrey missed practice on Wednesday when he was sent home with
symptoms of the common cold. He returned to practice Thursday
and resumed the normal schedule in advance of the game.
The Ravens released a statement Monday saying a player tested
positive for COVID-19 but did not identify him, nor did they
address whether that player might have been exhibiting COVID-19
symptoms well in advance of Sunday's game.
"In coordination with the league, we have started the process of
contact tracing, and are following the guidelines of intensive
protocol," the Ravens' statement read. "The health and safety of
our players, staff and community continue to be our highest
priority. We will continue to work closely with the NFL and our
team doctors and will follow their guidance."
The Steelers said in a statement that their COVID-19 testing
from Sunday returned all negative results.
"This morning, the NFL informed us that a Baltimore Ravens
player tested positive for COVID-19. We will follow the NFL's
intensive protocols and take precautionary measures ... to
ensure the safety of our players, coaches and staff remain our
highest priority," the statement read.
Humphrey, who made the Pro Bowl and was a first-team All Pro
selection last year, has 39 tackles this season, including 2 1/2
sacks, one interception and four forced fumbles in seven games,
all starts.
In four seasons, the former first-round selection out of
Alabama, has played 53 games (35 starts) with eight
interceptions, seven forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries
with 170 tackles.
--Field Level Media
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