We have placed TE Logan Thomas on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.
— Washington Football Team (@WashingtonNFL) July 29, 2020
The Washington Football Team has placed tight end Logan Thomas on the Reserve/COVID-19 list to start training camp, signaling that the pass-catcher has either tested positive for the virus, or has come into contact with someone who has contracted the coronavirus, and he will be isolated until it is safe to return.
If Thomas did indeed test positive for COVID-19, then there are several steps that he will have to take before returning to the field. For players that test positive and are symptomatic, they can only return to the field once 10 days have passed since they first started feeling symptoms and at least 72 hours have gone by without experiencing any symptoms.
The good thing about all of this, if there are any, is that it is happening early enough in training camp that Thomas can likely recover and return to the lineup before too much damage is done. What’s important is that more players in Washington don’t get added to this Reserve/COVID list.
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