In a Thursday New information posted, the NFL said a review of recent allegations that players “misrepresented their immunization status” supported the claims.
On November 18, the NFL announced it was looking into allegations that Brown was in possession of a fake Covid-19 vaccination card in an attempt to hijack NFL protocols. The accusations were made by Steven Ruiz, Brown’s former home chef in a Tampa Bay Times Exclusive report.
All three players have accepted the discipline and fine and will not appeal the decision, according to the NFL’s statement.
The NFL determined that Rodgers and Lazard attended a Halloween party despite being unvaccinated, in violation of a rule that prohibits unvaccinated players from gathering outside team facilities in a group of more than three players.
Buccaneers released a declare on Thursday stated, “We appreciate the Federation’s prompt handling of this matter and recognize the importance of established health and safety protocols. We will continue to implement all including the federation’s COVID-19 protocols.”
Brown’s attorney, Sean Burstyn, told CNN, “Mr. Brown was vaccinated and continues to advocate for vaccination to anyone who is suitable. As a result, Mr. Brown has addressed the matter promptly. immediately and he will use this time as an opportunity to treat his ankle injury.
“Mr Brown will be motivated, well-rested and in the best shape of his life when he returns at 16 weeks.”
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