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Gentlemen I wish you a happy Thursday morning.

The latest news around the league.

This is from NFL networks, Tom Pellicero,

the NFL and NFLPA,

discussing the possibility of shortening

the 20-20 preseason per sources.

Might be happy about that.

Nothing finalized or imminent but multiple team execs believe teams could end up playing only two preseason games rather than four

Shortening the preseason would allow for a longer ramp up period regardless whether or not players report earlier than scheduled.

Andrew Gribble, your thoughts on the reports from Mr. Pelocera late on Wednesday? Well, you know, I think that they obviously probably have a lot of stuff to work out with this,

because this may sound like a simple endeavor, but I don't think it is.

I think that first off, you've got schedules like the Browns who are currently supposed to do two on the road and then two at home.

So does that mean the Browns then just get to home preseason games and some other teams have some tough luck.

And then I guess you've got to start talking

about the financial viability of this.

I mean, these are big events

and they're on the schedule and these were planned.

And you've got to have a lot of workarounds with that.

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