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Due to the impact of COVID-19 on several NFL clubs, Saturday’s game between the Las Vegas Raiders and the Cleveland Browns has been rescheduled until Monday.

The game will be shown on ESPN at 5 p.m. ET, with the traditional Monday Night Football game between the Minnesota Vikings and the Chicago Bears airing at 8:20 p.m. ET.

The Washington Redskins’ game against the Philadelphia Eagles and the Seattle Seahawks’ game against the Los Angeles Rams, both scheduled for Sunday, have been postponed to Tuesday at 7 p.m. ET.

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The Browns had 24 players — 12 starters, including the punter — who had either tested positive for COVID-19 this week or were still on the reserve/COVID-19 list from the previous week as of Friday. Rams receiver Odell Beckham Jr., cornerback Jalen Ramsey, outside linebacker Von Miller, and four other starters are among the 29 players on the reserve/COVID-19 list. Tight end Tyler Higbee was added to the Los Angeles roster on Friday after missing Monday night’s game against Arizona due to a false positive. Leading receiver Tyler Lockett and running back Alex Collins were put on the reserve/COVID-19 list by the Seahawks on Thursday. QB Taylor Heinicke and backup Kyle Allen are among the 23 players on Washington’s reserve/COVID-19 list.

According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler on Friday, the Raiders contested their schedule adjustment because they believed the guidelines throughout the summer were clear that outbreaks would result in forfeiture.

However, according to NFL policy agreed to in July, a forfeiture would occur only if all of the following conditions are met: (1) a game is postponed by government authorities or at the commissioner’s discretion; (2) the league is unable to find a suitable makeup date within the season; and (3) the original postponement was caused by an outbreak among one team’s unvaccinated players.

Moving the Raiders’ game against the Browns to Monday, according to Raiders owner Mark Davis, puts Las Vegas at a “competitive disadvantage.”

“Health and safety are the most important things, but it’s difficult,” Davis told ESPN. “Perhaps Cleveland should come here. That would be more equitable.”

The Raiders had anticipated the NFL would take a tougher stance on forcing games to be played as planned, particularly after the league issued rules over the summer stating that outbreaks caused by unvaccinated players might result in games being forfeited, according to Fowler’s sources. In Las Vegas, there’s also worry that the Browns’ COVID-19 numbers could worsen between Sunday and Monday, while Cleveland is hoping that players returning over the weekend would compensate for the losses.

Eagles safety Rodney McLeod went to Twitter to express his displeasure with the team’s new schedule.

As a result, we must suffer and sacrifice our timetable as a result of another team’s error. Make sense of it! Smh

December 17, 2021 — Rodney McLeod (@Rodney McLeod4)

The Seahawks were similarly upset about their game being postponed, according to a source who told ESPN’s Brady Henderson that they would have liked to play it on Sunday as planned.

Seattle coach Pete Carroll bemoaned the fact that the Seahawks will have to play just five days after playing on Tuesday, calling it a “huge worry” and a “great weight” for players to have to heal on such a short week.

“Their bodies don’t want to do it. They’ve been told they’ll have a week to heal, but they don’t understand it “Carroll remarked. “So, if our game could be rescheduled for Monday, that would be beneficial. That would also fall in the middle of the next week. I’m not sure what will happen, but I’m not a fan of it for the sake of the players.”

On Friday afternoon, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell sent a message to all 32 clubs outlining COVID-19 guidelines and the playing schedule.

In the letter, Goodell said, “We will make every attempt, consistent with underlying health and safety considerations, to play our complete schedule within the existing 18 weeks.” “Each club is responsible for having its squad ready to play at the designated time and location. There is no right to postpone a game, and games will not be rescheduled or postponed due to roster concerns impacting a certain position group or number of players.”

This article used information from ESPN’s Lindsey Thiry, Jake Trotter, Brady Henderson, and John Keim.

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