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NFL Revises Covid-19 Protocols, Will End Mandatory Testing For Asymptomatic Fully Vaccinated Players

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The NFL revised its Covid-19 protocols on Saturday and will no longer test asymptomatic, fully vaccinated players.

95% of NFL players and over 99% of coaches and staff are fully vaccinated against Covid.

The unvaxxed will still be tested daily and the vaxxed will be subject to “targeted” testing.

“In short: Unvaccinated individuals will continue to be tested daily. Fully vaccinated individuals will be subject to “targeted” testing, as well as if they show symptoms and if they have a high-risk contact with a vaccinated individual — but not a regular weekly test.” NFL reporter Tom Pelissero said.

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The revised NFL-NFLPA COVID-19 protocols will end regular weekly testing of asymptomatic, fully vaccinated individuals. A major shift amidst the emergence of the Omicron variant and over 150 (mostly asymptomatic) players testing positive this past week.

From today’s memo: pic.twitter.com/9uMn92dfNp

— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) December 18, 2021

The new changes come just one day after the NFL postponed three games over a Covid surge.

More than 150 vaccinated NFL players have tested positive for Covid in the past week – most were asymptomatic.

Two games were moved to Monday and one game was moved to Tuesday.

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