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Mask requirements strengthened at team facilities, position groups spaced out in locker rooms
Among the enhanced protocols put in place as a direct response to the outbreak experienced by the Tennessee Titans last week, mask requirements at team facilities have been further bolstered. As part of an NFL memo distributed on Tuesday detailing the changes, the enhanced mask requirements have banned

Broncos Coach Fangio reacts to getting fined $100K for not pulling mask up
Wearing a mask has become a part of everyday life. The National Football League is also taking mask-wearing seriously, considering it fined five different coaches in week two of the season for not consistently wearing them properly. That list includes: Sean Payton (Saints), Jon Gruden (Raiders), Kyle Shanahan (49ers), Pete Carroll (Seahawks) and Vic Fangio (Broncos).

Denver Denver Broncos

Broncos news: HC Vic Fangio owns up to mistake of not wearing mask
Denver Broncos head coach Vic Fangio was one of five coaches fined by the NFL for failing to wear a mask in Week 2. Fangio made no excuses for his blunder during a press conference Wednesday. Instead, the second-year head coach stated he needs to be more vigilant about pulling the mask back up after communicating with players or officials: “There’s no mystery of what happened or why it happened,” Fangio said, via Charean Williams of Pro Football Talk.

San Francisco 49ers

NFL fines 49ers' head coach Kyle Shanahan for not wearing mask
SANTA CLARA, Calif. KRON) – The San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan has been fined for not wearing a mask during Sunday’s game, according to ESPN Insider Adam Schefter. Schefter reports that the league is issuing $100,000 to the coach and another $250,000 to the team if the coach is seen not wearing a mask.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Steelers

If Steelers fans are allowed into Heinz Field this season, they'll have to wear a mask – NBC4 Washington
If fans are permitted to attend Pittsburgh Steelers home games this fall, there's one item they can't forget: a mask. Steelers' director of communication, Burt Lauten, explained the decision to require fans to wear a mask in a statement on Tuesday. "Our goal is to still have fans at Heinz Field this year with the understanding that social distancing, as well as all fans being required to wear masks, will play a role in the capacity to ensure a safe atmosphere," Lauten said, via ESPN.

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