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The NFLPA voted to not have anyseason games this year.

It's going to be very interesting to see how that shakes out.

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Over the weekend, or it looks like on Friday, the NFLPA did vote all 32 teams unanimously decided that they did not want to have any pre-season games at all whatsoever.

That's going to be something that is going to honestly affect the salary cap,

obviously, eventually, although it probably will have a pretty low effect on the salary

cap. But it does have, it is going to have some kind of effect on the salary cap. But it does have, it is going to have some kind of effect on

teams being able to be ready to play in the regular season. I get why they're

wanting to do this. They're looking at it from the perspective of none of these games are going

to count so why play them why risk the ability to be around that many more people I

definitely understand why they're saying that. A big question that I'm

going to have and this goes way beyond just this whole COVID thing is how are

teams really going to get ready and see what players can do. You know, training camp is one thing, but what you really find out and when you go to training camp and when you sit through some of these drills, players look like they're doing fantastic, but then they get in games and they,

I'm not going to say they're lost, but they don't do what you would expect them to do.

That is a huge part of the process when it comes to

you know under a free agents making the team.

So I could definitely see this being a big issue when it comes to the talent level that is going to be on each and every team

down at the bottom of the roster.

And it's just a big question.

You look at this scenario, obviously people are already talking about,

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