Titans' MyCole Pruitt, Breon Borders Added to COVID-19 List

The Tennessee Titans have added tight end MyCole Pruitt and practice squad defensive back Breon Borders to the Reserve/COVID-19 list, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. 

As of Thursday morning, Schefter reported 23 positive tests within the Titans organization dating back to September 24. 

The NFL is reportedly investigating whether the team violated protocol after an initial positive test, while the scope of potential penalties has yet to be defined.  

Pruitt has recorded three catches for 17 yards and a touchdown through three contests, including one start. 

Tennessee is scheduled to host the Buffalo Bills on Sunday in Week 5. That game remains in serious jeopardy. The Titans facilities have been closed since last week, and there is no indication when they could reopen. 

NFL.com's Judy Battista reported Wednesday that the league hasn't discussed the possibility of a Titans forfeit but that it could become an option as the outbreak continues. 

Washington Post NFL reporter Mark Maske tweeted Thursday there is still no timeline for penalizing the franchise if the club is found to have violated the agreement between the league and NFL Players Association. A source told Maske that controlling the spread of COVID-19 within the organization is the top priority.

Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk, citing an executive from another team, told ESPN Radio 102.5 in Nashville a season-long suspension for head coach Mike Vrabel and general manager Jon Robinson could be handed down along with a $10 million fine and the forfeiture of a first-round pick.