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NFL Chief Doctor Says Teams, Players Must Be Educated About Risks of COVID | Dallas Weekly

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Reportedly, training camps are equipped with proximity tracking devices that will alert players or staff when they are too close to one other. The device also collects data, making contact tracing easier if someone does become infected with the coronavirus.

Source: Dallas Weekly
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