Former Jaguars offensive tackle Tony Boselli recovering from coronavirus

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Former Jacksonville Jaguars Tony Boselli of Modesto, California is currently recovering from coronavirus. The 47 year-old who played with the Jaguars from 1995 to 2001 and with the Houston Texans in 2002, tested positive for the disease on March 20 and then was hospitalized with coronavirus like symptoms on March 25 according to Nick Shook of nfl.com. While in hospital, Boselli went into the intensive care unit so his oxygen levels could be improved.

Boselli stated that he and his wife Angie were both around someone who had coronavirus on March 18. Angie also got the disease and has recovered. Meanwhile, Tony is still in the process of recovering.

Some of Boselli’s most significant symptoms are fatigue, a cough and discomfort in his lungs. He initially got a cold, but unfortunately progressively got worse.

The fact that Tony and Angie Boselli both got the coronavirus is another example of the importance of self distancing and staying at home right now unless it is absolutely necessary. If you are unwell at all, stay at home and get someone else to get your essentials.

At the present time, there are still five states that have not imposed lockdowns. They are North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa and Arkansas. Those states remain open even though medical professionals and health authorities are recommending that all 50 states impose lockdowns immediately. All states should have full lockdowns and limit attendance at churches to 10 people or less.

There are currently 273,777 cases of coronavirus in the United States and 7,028 deaths. While the majority of the world is starting to take coronavirus seriously, there are many American politicians who have work to do to prove to the rest of the world that they are doing what they can to make their citizens safe. The faster there are immediate measures to stop the worst pandemic in our lifetime, the faster we can return to our daily lives.