Report: COVID-19 issues shelve Jaguars’ Ryquell Armstead for season

Scary COVID-19 issues have sidelined Ryquell Armstead for the rest of the season.

Scary news from ESPN’s Adam Schefter on Jacksonville Jaguars running back Ryquell Armstead.

Per ESPN.com:

Armstead, who some within the Jacksonville organization thought would replace Leonard Fournette as the starting running back, is not expected to play again this season because of symptoms that he has suffered while battling COVID-19, league sources told ESPN.

Armstead has been hospitalized twice and has suffered from a variety of complications connected to the virus, including significant respiratory issues, and has been hit harder than some expected.

Armstead played one season for Jacksonville out of Temple. He had 35 carries for 108 yards in 2019.