Today, news came from the Major League of American Football NFL that the first active player to be diagnosed with COVID-19 is Los Angeles Rams player Brian Allen. The first report was NFL reporter Jay Glazer. Brian Allen himself confirmed this matter, so Brian Allen became the first NFL person to be diagnosed with the new crown in service.
Bryan Allen said in the interview that he was tested three weeks ago. The result was positive at that time. He was diagnosed with the new coronavirus. Brian Allen lost his sense of smell and taste, and also had symptoms such as flu and fever. Brian Allen said that his condition improved last week and he was tested again. The results showed that it was still positive and he did not recover. However, his physical condition has improved significantly now and there are no symptoms of the new crown. So please rest assured.
Bryan Allen's situation is like many people who have been infected with the new crown. They have lost their sense of smell and taste. You should know that the United States is still in the outbreak of the epidemic. Even strong athletes have a high probability of infection.
Bryan Allen is just the first active player to be infected with the new crown. Previously, NFL legendary star Tom Dempsey died of infection with the new crown at the age of 73. Tom Dempsey, like Brian Allen, has also played for the Los Angeles Rams. He also played for the Saints, Philadelphia Hawks , Houston Oilers, and Buffalo Bills. He has a physical disability and has created countless brilliant moments in the NFL, but he later suffered from Alzheimer's disease and was diagnosed with the new crown last month and then passed away.
Fortunately, Brian Allen is different from his predecessors. Although his test is still positive, his physical condition has improved. I also hope that Brian Allen can recover as soon as possible and strive to return to the arena as soon as possible.
