BRUNHUBER: In American pro football, it is now a new rule for coaches talking to game officials in the COVID era. In a memo obtained by CNN, the National Football League says teams will be penalized 15 yards if the coaches speak to game officials without wearing a mask. The penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct comes after several coaches removed their masks when arguing with officials. And the New York Jets now have a clean bill of health, after sending all personnel home on Friday, when one player tested positive for COVID-19. It turns out that was a false positive. After a retest, everyone tested negative. And their game against the Arizona Cardinals will go ahead as scheduled on Sunday, which they will probably lose. All this uncertainty shows how sports leagues have walked the delicate line during the coronavirus pandemic. Carolyn Manno has more on what the NFL is planning to do.</s>CAROLYN MANNO, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: I'm Carolyn Manno in New York. For the second straight week, the Tennessee Titans and New England Patriots have had to push their games back because of coronavirus. The Patriots were originally scheduled to play the Denver Broncos on Sunday afternoon. But that game has been moved to Monday night at 5:00 pm Eastern. Meantime, Sunday's Titans-Bills game to be played on Tuesday. And Buffalo scheduled to play the Chiefs, two days later. And if that game comes to fruition, the other game will be pushed back. As the league's scheduling shuffle continues, the NFL tells CNN as of Thursday's round of testing, the Patriots, Chiefs and Titans are reporting no new cases, an encouraging sign as they try to move forward in their schedule.</s>BRUNHUBER: Well, that wraps up this hour of CNN NEWSROOM. I'm Kim Brunhuber. I will be back in just a moment. Stay with us.
NFL Reschedules Games for Second Week.