The Indianapolis Colts will reopen their practice facility after four individuals re-tested negative for COVID-19.

One player and three staff members tested positive.

The Colts will play the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday.

The Indianapolis Colts have shut down their practice facility after several members of the franchise tested positive for COVID-19.

The Colts are in the process of confirming the test results and will work remotely.

The Colts are scheduled to host the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday.

Philip Rivers struggled in the Indianapolis Colts' loss to the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, but Frank Reich remains confident in his quarterback.

Rivers had an interception returned for a touchdown, another pick and an intentional grounding penalty that resulted in a safety for the Browns.

"Philip is playing really good football," Reich said. "That is the least of my worries. That is the least of my worries. Philip is playing good football. You are going to have mistakes when you get in situations like that. I know we would want the interception back, but the safety, like I said, is on me. You take that away and you get that one mistake, in my mind, that was the big factor. [The safety] was not the big factor, but the one big mistake with Philip was the interception. That is it."

Rivers played largely mistake-free football during the Colts' three-game winning streak which ended in Cleveland.

Monday night's Los Angeles Chargers-New Orleans Saints Week 5 game is set to be played at the Superdome as scheduled.

There were concerns about Hurricane Delta earlier this week and talk about the game being moved to Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

Since then, the Saints have told employees that they will be staying put due to changes to both the strength and path of the storm.