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Kansas City Chiefs center Daniel Kilgore had a fresh new haircut -- well sort of.
Kilgore was in the process of getting his haircut at 8 a.m. on Sunday when test results came back that the team barber tested positive for COVID-19.
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The barber was pulled during the haircut, and more than 20 players -- including star quarterback Patrick Mahomes -- avoided interacting with him, increasing their chances of testing positive for the coronavirus just days before Super Bowl LV, according to ESPN.
Kilgore posted a photo of himself on Twitter showing his unfinished haircut.
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On Tuesday, Kilgore and wide receiver Demarcus Robinson were both placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list, since they were recognized as close contacts. Both players still have an opportunity to play on Sunday if they continue to test negative for the virus.
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Players are being tested for the coronavirus twice per day leading up to the Super Bowl, and neither team has produced a positive test in more than a week.
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