Patrick Queen, Matthew Judon Among 7 Ravens Players Placed on COVID-19 List

One day after cornerback Marlon Humphrey confirmed he had tested positive for COVID-19, the Baltimore Ravens placed seven players on the reserve/COVID-19 list on Tuesday:

• ILB Patrick Queen
• OLB Matthew Judon
• ILB Malik Harrison
• ILB L.J. Fort
• S DeShon Elliott
• OLB Tyus Bowser
• CB Terrell Bonds

Dr. Allen Sills previously confirmed that six players had been deemed "high-risk close contacts":

Tom Pelissero of NFL Network later reported a seventh player was being considered a "high-risk close contact." Per Pelissero, six players had game-day contact with Humphrey, while a seventh had social contact with the defensive back

The Ravens players in isolation could still be eligible for Sunday's game against the Indianapolis Colts as long as they continue to test negative and show no symptoms connected to the coronavirus.

Pelissero and Mike Garafolo initially reported that "multiple" players were headed for the NFL's reserve/COVID-19 list:

Should push come to shove, the NFL could move the game back a day or two, but that would present problems for Indianapolis.

The Colts have a short week before playing the Tennessee Titans on Nov. 12, so any delay to their matchup with Baltimore would require a similar move for their Week 10 encounter.

Garafolo alluded to how the Las Vegas Raiders experienced a similar situation.

Trent Brown tested positive in October, which led the Raiders to place the rest of their starting offensive line on the reserve/COVID-19 list. Not only did Las Vegas still play the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Oct. 25, but the offensive line—sans Brown—was intact for the game.

Still, the best-case scenario will see the Ravens players in question miss valuable practice time ahead of a tricky game. The Colts are tied for first place in the AFC South at 5-2.