The Battle of Baltimore Ravens has forced the NFL to postpone the Pittsburgh team’s tour for the second time.
The league announced on Friday that the Ravens (6-4) against the unbeaten Steelers (10-0) will now take place on Tuesday night. The game was originally scheduled for Thanksgiving, followed by an initial wave of players on Ravens tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
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Additional positive tests, a group that includes Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson, have forced the Ravens (6-4) to prepare virtually throughout the week.
The NFL was forced to postpone its week-long visit to Baltimore from Thursday to Monday, December 7 next week. The unbeaten Steelers (10-0) now have the Washington Football Team (4-7) on Dec. 6.
The game – if it happens – will be the second Tuesday game to be played in the NFL this season. After the Titans’ fight with the Covid-19 in early October, Tennessee had to change the schedule, including moving the visit to Pittsburgh to Tennessee from October 13 to October 25, playing in Buffalo on Tuesday.
