While the NFL has not revealed whether any of its other players have tested positive, New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton did and has since recovered
all smell and taste to where
he couldn’t even smell an ammonia smelling-salt. Has no taste,” Glazer’s statement read. “Then the flu began. Says he’s now finally symptom-free and thankfully expecting the ‘all clear’ this week!” “Rams had to close their facility weeks ago to injured players but are able to re-open next week,” he added.
In the video, Glazer went on to say that doctors told Allen, a 24-year-old center for the Rams, that though he is now “symptom-free,” it could take anywhere from six to eight months to fully regain hisNever miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
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