There is uncertainty surrounding the Tennessee Titans and Minnesota Vikings on whether they will both play their games in Week 4. Due to the unknown status for both teams, the Titans' game against the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Vikings' game against the Houston Texans have been removed from Las Vegas sportsbooks.

After Tennessee was able to escape with a win over the Vikings on Sunday, it was revealed on Monday that the Titans had multiple positive COVID-19 tests. Altogether, the Titans had three players, and five staff members produce positive test results.

Seeing that Minnesota was the last team to play them, both the Titans and the Vikings had their facilities shut down. For Tennessee, it's expected that they won't be able to return to their facilities until Saturday — at the earliest.

On the other hand, the Vikings will have to wait until the league gives them the green light to return. Nevertheless, there is concern about whether the Titans and Vikings are able to take part in their games this week.

The Titans are scheduled to face the Pittsburgh Steelers and were two-point underdogs to Mike Tomlin's 3-0 squad. As for Minnesota, they are on the docket to square off with the 0-3 Houston Texans on Sunday. The Vikings were listed as -3.5-point underdogs before being removed from the sportsbooks.

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Despite the concerning situation, the NFL is currently planning on having both games happen this weekend. With that being said, the oddsmakers in Las Vegas are taking a cautious approach with both Titans-Steelers and Vikings-Texans until there is a better grasp of what could transpire.

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