Quin Snyder is in his seventh season as Utah's head coach. Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports

Jazz head coach Quin Snyder has entered the NBA’s health and safety protocols, the team announced (via Twitter). Lead assistant Alex Jensen will serve as acting head coach when the club plays the Timberwolves on Sunday.

The Jazz will be playing without Donovan Mitchell (concussion), Rudy Gobert (calf) and Trent Forrest (ankle) in the contest. Utah has been dealing with availability issues throughout the month, dropping to fourth in the Western Conference at 30-20. It owns just a 2-8 record in its last 10 games.

In addition to Snyder, forward Danuel House has also entered protocols, the Jazz said. House is currently on his third 10-day contract with Utah. His first deal was signed via a hardship exception, so he’s currently on his second traditional 10-day contract.

Snyder is in his seventh season as Utah’s head coach. Following Sunday’s road game, the Jazz will return home for a six-game stint that starts with facing Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets on Wednesday.

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