NFL player opt outs: A recent list of names who won't play in 2020

 NFL training camps are kicking off, but there are some players who won’t be there, and they won’t be suiting up in 2020, either.

 NFL players can opt out of the 2020 season if they’re worried about their health due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Those deemed to be high risk earn $350,000 for the missed year, and those who aren’t get $150,000.

 All of the names who have opted out and keep a running list of them as more pop up ahead of the season. Here they are:

G Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, Kansas City Chiefs

LB Dont'a Hightower, New England Patriots

RB Brandon Bolden, New England Patriots

OT Marcus Cannon, New England Patriots

FB Dan Vitale, New England Patriots

G Najee Toran, New England Patriots

G Chance Warmack, Seattle Seahawks

WR De'Anthony Thomas, Baltimore Ravens

CB Maurice Canady, Dallas Cowboys

DE Caleb Brantley, Washington Football Team

DT Kyle Peko, Denver Broncos

DT Eddie Goldman, Chicago Bears

TE Cole Wick, New Orleans Saints

OL Anthony McKinney, Tennessee Titans

S Patrick Chung, New England Patriots

DT Star Lotulelei, Buffalo Bills

DT Michael Pierce, Minnesota Vikings

WR Marquise Goodwin, Philadelphia Eagles

OL Leo Koloamatangi, New York Jets

WR Devin Funchess, Green Bay Packers

WR Stephen Guidry, Dallas Cowboys

OT Andre Smith, Baltimore Ravens

LB Jordan Mack, Carolina Panthers

TE Jason Vander Laan, New Orleans Saints

OT Nate Solder, New York Giants

RB Damien Williams, Kansas City Chiefs