“And then we'll kind of see where we're at with the league and hopeful to return and get back in the building,” Vrabel said.
The NFL and its players union had people in Nashville meeting with the Titans to review how the team handled the outbreak and checking protocols.
The Titans’ outbreak reached 20 cases on Sunday, the team’s sixth straight day of at least one positive, with 18 returned since Sept. 29.
“ I’m not even thinking about that.”The Titans' outbreak also affected the Baltimore Ravens, who now will have a bye Week 7 instead of playing Pittsburgh.
The NFL and the players union agreed Oct. 2 to continue daily testing, and they both agreed to ramp up health and safety procedures in the wake of the Titans' outbreak.