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Reuters
Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins was allowed to practice Wednesday after missing five days of training camp after testing positive for COVID-19.
Cousins was sent home last Thursday after he felt unwell and missed Sunday's preseason opener in Las Vegas.
The veteran signal-caller told reporters Wednesday that his five days he missed were the most "strategic," as cousins weren't expected to play much in the game. was not Cousins, who turns 34 on Friday, will enter his fifth season with the Vikings and his 11th overall. He had 4,221 passing yards, 33 touchdowns and seven interceptions in 16 games last season.
He has 32,593 passing yards, 223 touchdowns and 91 picks in his 125 games (120 starts) with Washington (2012-17) and Minnesota.
– Field Level Media
