By Reuters
The Carolina Panthers shut down their facility and were working remotely amid an unconfirmed positive test for COVID-19, the team announced Monday.
Panthers coach Matt Rhule said he learned of it at 4:48 a.m. Monday.
ESPN reports that the positive result is being retested.
The Panthers have one player on the Reserve/COVID-19 list, backup center Tyler Larsen, placed there Friday. Being on the list means a player either tested positive for the coronavirus or came in contact with someone who has it.
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