LOOK: The 67 NFL players who have opted out of the 2020 season

Here’s a look at the 67 NFL players who have opted out of the 2020 season due to concerns over the coronavirus pandemic.

Thursday marked the deadline for NFL players choosing to opt out of the 2020 season due to coronavirus concerns.

Below is a look at the 67 players who will not be participating this year, per the USA TODAY’s tracker.

Guard Chance Warmack was the only Seattle Seahawk to make the list.

Arizona Cardinals

OT Marcus Gilbert

Baltimore Ravens

OT Andre Smith, WR/KR De’Anthony Thomas

Buffalo Bills

CB E.J. Gaines, DT Star Lotulelei

Carolina Panthers

LB Jordan Mack, LB Christian Miller

Chicago Bears

DT Eddie Goldman, S Jordan Lucas

Cincinnati Bengals

OT Isaiah Prince, DT Josh Tupou

Cleveland Browns

DT Andrew Billings, OT Drake Dorbeck, OT Drew Forbes, G Colby Gossett, G Malcolm Pridgeon

Dallas Cowboys

CB Maurice Canady, WR Stephen Guidry, FB Jamize Olawale

Denver Broncos

OT Ja’Wuan James, DT Kyle Peko

Detroit Lions

WR Geronimo Allison, C Russell Bodine, DT John Atkins

Green Bay Packers

WR Devin Funchess

Houston Texans

DT Eddie Vanderdoes

Indianapolis Colts

S Rolan Milligan, LB Skai Moore, CB Marvell Tell

Las Vegas Raiders

LB Ukeme Eligwe, DB D.J. Killings, DE Jeremiah Valoaga

Los Angeles Rams

G Chandler Brewer

Jacksonville Jaguars

CB Rashaad Melvin, DE Lerentee McCray, DT Al Woods

Kansas City Chiefs

G Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, OT Lucas Niang, RB Damien Williams

Miami Dolphins

WR Allen Hurns, WR Albert Wilson

Minnesota Vikings

DT Michael Pierce

New England Patriots

RB Brandon Bolden, OT Marcus Cannon, S Patrick Chung, LB Dont’a Hightower, TE Matt LaCosse, WR Marqise Lee, G Najee Toran, FB Danny Vitale

TE Jason Vander Laan, TE Cole Wick

New York Giants

CB Sam Beal, OT Nate Solder, WR Da’Mari Scott

New York Jets

WR Josh Doctson, C Leo Koloamatangi, LB C.J. Mosley

Philadelphia Eagles

WR Marquise Goodwin

San Francisco 49ers

C Jake Brendel, OT Shon Coleman, WR Travis Benjamin

Seattle Seahawks

G Chance Warmack

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

OT Brad Seaton

Tennessee Titans

OT Anthony McKinney

Washington Football Team

DE Caleb Brantley, LB Josh Harvey-Clemons

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Guard Chance Warmack only Seahawk to opt out of season so far

Guard Chance Warmack is the only Seattle Seahawk to officially opt out of the 2020 season due to coronavirus concerns so far.

The Seattle Seahawks have been fairly lucky though the first week of training camp, with only one player officially opting out of the season due to coronavirus concerns. Guard Chance Warmack, who Seattle signed as a free agent just this spring, will sit the season out.

Players who are high-risk opt-outs will receive a $350,000 stipend and voluntarily opt-outs will net $150,000 as a salary advance on their existing contracts.

Per the USA TODAY’s tracker, here are the players from each team around the league known to have opted out of the season so far.

Baltimore Ravens

OT Andre Smith, WR/KR De’Anthony Thomas

Buffalo Bills

CB E.J. Gaines, DT Star Lotulelei

Carolina Panthers

LB Jordan Mack

Chicago Bears

DT Eddie Goldman

Cincinnati Bengals

OT Isaiah Prince, DT Josh Tupou

Cleveland Browns

OT Drake Dorbeck, OT Drew Forbes

Dallas Cowboys

CB Maurice Canady, WR Stephen Guidry, FB Jamize Olawale

Denver Broncos

DT Kyle Peko

Detroit Lions

WR Geronimo Allison, DT John Atkins

Green Bay Packers

WR Devin Funchess

Houston Texans

DT Eddie Vanderdoes

Los Angeles Rams

G Chandler Brewer

Jacksonville Jaguars

DE Lerentee McCray, DT Al Woods

Kansas City Chiefs

G Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, RB Damien Williams

Minnesota Vikings

DT Michael Pierce

New England Patriots

RB Brandon Bolden, OT Marcus Cannon, S Patrick Chung, LB Dont’a Hightower, TE Matt LaCosse, WR Marqise Lee, G Najee Toran, FB Danny Vitale

New Orleans Saints

TE Jason Vander Laan, TE Cole Wick

New York Giants

OT Nate Solder, WR Da’Mari Scott

New York Jets

C Leo Koloamatangi, LB C.J. Mosley

Philadelphia Eagles

WR Marquise Goodwin

Seattle Seahawks

G Chance Warmack

Tennessee Titans

OT Anthony McKinney

Washington Football Team

DE Caleb Brantley

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Seahawks guard Chance Warmack opts out of 2020 season

Seahawks guard Chance Warmack’s comeback will be delayed for another year as he will opt out of the 2020 season due to coronavirus concerns.

Newly-signed Seattle Seahawks guard Chance Warmack, who had hoped to make a comeback in 2020 after sitting out the 2019 season, will wait one more year before taking a snap in training camp.

Mike Garafolo of NFL Network announced on Monday that Warmack would be opting out of the 2020 season amid concerns about the current COVID-19 pandemic.

Warmack’s contract, a one-year deal worth $1,047,500, will roll over to 2021. He will receive a stipend of $150,000, as dictated by the agreement between the NFL and the NFLPA.

With this announcement, Warmack becomes the third NFL player who has opted out before the Aug. 3 deadline, joining Chiefs guard Laurent Duvernay-Tardif and Ravens wide receiver De’Anthony Thomas.

The loss of Warmack, along with cornerback Quinton Dunbar’s placement on the Commissioner Exempt List, means that the Seahawks suddenly have a roster spot to fill in order to reach this year’s training camp maximum of 80.

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