Patriots Travel To Kansas City After No New Positive Tests Monday Morning
The Patriots had no new positive COVID-19 tests on Monday morning, so Monday night's matchup with the Chiefs is a go.
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The Patriots had no new positive COVID-19 tests on Monday morning, so Monday night's matchup with the Chiefs is a go.
The NFL was already in New England to investigate whether or not the Patriots followed all of the league's COVID-19 protocols in the wake of Cam Newton's positive test over the weekend.
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The NFL announced that the Patriots and Chiefs will play Monday night if all tests continue to come back negative.
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The NFL has postponed Sunday's Patriots-Chiefs game after New England quarterback Cam Newton tested positive for COVID-19.
New England Patriots quarterback Cam Newton has tested positive for COVID-19.
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