2 Chiefs players are potentially dealing with a problem circumstance of missing out on the Super Bowl due to Covid 19, and it’ll all because of a haircut. Receiver Demarcus Robinson and center Daniel Kilgore were put on the covid/reserve list on Monday after the team announced they had “close contact” with someone who checked positive, now we understand the story behind the encounter.
The gamers decided to get hair cuts in Florida ahead of the game when their barber discovered he tested favorable– in the middle of a haircut. The male, who had actually posted numerous unfavorable outcomes prior to entering the Chiefs’ center, discovered his quick test returned favorable while cutting Kilgore’s hair. The gamers were immediately quarantined from the remainder of the group, fortunately stopping the possible spread from reaching more players, who had actually visits set up with the barber.
According to reports the barber was wearing individual protective equipment (PPE) and the players were masked, but there is still considerable threat. The amount of time and close proximity the gamers spent with the guy put them at risk, so they now continue the agonizing 5 day waiting period to see if they will have the ability to play on Sunday.
So far there have not been any favorable tests registered by Chiefs gamers as a result of the event, however it’s still scary, even if it simply results Robinson and Kilgore. Robinson has been a critical depth receiver able to include another dimension to the Kansas City passing video game this season, while Kilgore, normally a backup center, would not usually play a large function on the group– but could have seen his role increased in the Super Bowl due to concerns along the offending line, particularly following the season-ending injury to Eric Fisher in the AFC Championship game.
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