Go inside the Hullough with Sky Sports, Neil Reynolds and Jeff Brimbo.

Hello, everybody. Welcome to Inside the Huddle, our weekly chat about all things NFL and the big news keeps on coming.

I say it every week, but this week is no different.

We've got lots to break down.

We're going to look at the last two teams in our state of the franchise series.

And it's the two teams who reach Super Bowl 54, the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs.

So to discuss all of this, it's bringing my regular partner, Jeff Reimbold,

who is with us there from, well, let's play, where in the world is Jeff this week?

I am in northern Ontario, in Martha Lakes, is the name of the town, and it's a beautiful,

beautiful place, Neil. I'm on quarantine. I'm in the second week of my quarantine, so couldn't quarantine a better place.

All right, very good. Well, we've got plenty to talk about Jeff, because late last week, the NFL Players Association and the management, they came to terms on protocols and how money would be divided around the 2020 season.

As the Commissioner said, it's going to be a season like no other.

And here are some of the key points.

Teams have got to get down to 80-man rosters.

They're in training camp now.

They're starting to go through training camp, but they don't start padded practices until

August the 17th.

So teams can have 90-man rosters if they want a split squad set up,

but it's 80 men on the field once they get into those padded practices.

The salary cap will remain the same for this year.

There'll be a flaw for next year.

It could be higher depending on revenue streams,

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