Cardinals’ J.J. Watt out for two preseason games with COVID

Star cautious end J.J. Watt has tried positive for COVID-19, the Arizona Cardinals expressed in front of their preseason game against the meeting Baltimore Ravens on Sunday night.

Watt was precluded for the matchup against the Ravens, yet for the Cardinals' preseason finale Saturday at the Tennessee Titans.

The NFL halted its true COVID-19 convention in March yet keeps CDC rules that call for five days in separation after a positive test.

Watt, 33, is a three-time Defensive Player of the Year and five-time first-group All-Pro who is entering his second season with the Cardinals. He played only seven games in his most memorable season with the group prior to experiencing a shoulder injury that necessary season-finishing a medical procedure, however he returned for Arizona's misfortune in the special case round to the possible Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Rams.

The long-term Houston Texan has played in 135 profession games (all beginnings) and has 102 sacks, 26 constrained mishandles, 16 bungle recuperations and 547 handles.