Titans pulling scouts, coaches off the road amid coronavirus fears

The Titans are taking extra precautions amid fears over the coronavirus.

With multiple NFL teams cancelling travel plans of their staff because of mounting fears over the coronavirus, the Tennessee Titans are going to follow suit.

According to John Glennon of The Athletic, the Titans will be pulling their coaches and scouts off the road through at least next week.

This means that those on the Titans’ staff who have been scouting college players at pro days will no longer do so for the foreseeable future.

There is also a possibility that free-agent meetings and pre-draft visits will be impacted by the extra precautions being taken, as NFL agents are publicly advising their players not to attend.

The dates for the legal tampering period (March 16) and new league year (March 18) when players can officially begin signing contracts have yet to be pushed back, and that may not happen at all.

The NFL also cancelled the annual spring meeting, per NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero.

We’ll keep you updated as more information about what the Titans plan to do becomes available.