The NFL has fined the Tennessee Titans $350,000 for COVID-19 protocol violations.

Individuals would not be disciplined, and there was no discussion of forfeiture of draft picks.

There were incidences of people not wearing masks, but there was insufficient communication regarding player workouts outside the facility.

The Titans had 24 players and team personnel members test positive from Sept. 24 to Oct. 11.

Taylor Lewan confirmed he suffered a torn ACL in Week 6 and will miss the rest of the 2020 season for the Tennessee Titans.

Lewan tweeted that an MRI taken Monday confirmed the ACL tear and added: "Don't feel sorry for me, I'm going to handle this rehab like a Pro and come back better than ever."

Lewan has been selected to three Pro Bowls at left tackle during his seven NFL seasons.

The Tennessee Titans have agreed to send outside linebacker Kamalei Correa to the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Correa asked the Titans to trade him after he was not active for Tuesday night's 42-16 win over the Buffalo Bills. Tennessee had just removed Correa from the reserve/COVID-19 list on Tuesday after he was placed on the list on Sept. 30.

The Week 5 game on Tuesday between the Tennessee Titans and Buffalo Bills will be played as scheduled after there were no new COVID-19 positive tests.

It was the second straight days that the Titans had no new positive test results.

The team temporarily closed its facility Sunday morning but later held a walk-through practice after receiving approval from the NFL.

The Titans (3-0) last played Sept. 27 because of their outbreak.

Both the New England Patriots and Tennessee Titans had no new positive coronavirus test results from the latest round Sunday, according to sources.

The Titans' Tuesday night game against the Buffalo Bills remains on as scheduled.

Tennessee plans to have a walk-through practice Monday -- similar to the types of workouts they would typically have on Saturdays, before a Sunday game day.

A positive test from the Patriots on Sunday led the NFL to postpone the Week 5 game between the Patriots and Denver Broncos that was scheduled for Monday.

There was some good news regarding COVID-19 outbreaks on the New England Patriots and Tennessee Titans on Friday morning.

Both teams reported no new positive tests, a step towards seeing a full Week 5 schedule in the NFL.

The Patriots will continue to work remotely rather than report to their facility as they prepare to face the Denver Broncos on Monday night.

Things are a little more tenuous for the Titans, who haven't been able to open their facility in more than a week. They are currently in line to face the Buffalo Bills on Tuesday in a rescheduled game.

The NFL has moved this week's game between the Tennessee Titans and Buffalo Bills to Tuesday at 6 PM ET.

The Week 5 game involving unbeaten teams was in jeopardy after three Titans players tested positive for COVID-19 this week.

Buffalo was scheduled to play the Kansas City Chiefs on the following Thursday, but it has been rescheduled for Sunday, October 18th.

Tennessee must register no new positive tests for the next three days for its facility to open Sunday at the earliest.

A group of Tennessee Titans players held a workout at a Nashville school last week, according to a source.

Last Wednesday, one day after the Titans closed their facility amid a coronavirus outbreak in their organization, a group of players worked out at Montgomery Bell Academy.

The NFL and Titans informed players one day later that they were banned from any in-person gathering outside of team facilities.

Mike Vrabel said Thursday that players were told not to hold any group workouts.

"We've asked our players in light of the recent tests to not gather," Vrabel said. "Whether that's a league protocol or us asking them so that we can just avoid close contacts, and that we can try to work through this and get back into the building to prepare for Buffalo as quickly as possible."

The Tennessee Titans have had another player test positive for COVID-19, according to a source.

The pair of positives from Wednesday were confirmed as well. The news means the earliest the Titans could open their facilities is Saturday. They are currently scheduled to face the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.

The Tennessee Titans have had two more players test positive for COVID-19, according to a source.

Tennessee had two straight days with negative tests and had been hopeful they could return to their facility on Wednesday. Under NFL rules, that can no longer happen.

The news puts Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills in jeopardy.

The two tests Wednesday bring the total of Titans players and other staff members who have returned positive coronavirus tests since Sept. 24 to 22.