NFLPA on schedule expansion: ‘No one wants to play an 18th game’
“No one wants to play an 18th game. No one. Seventeen games is already, for many of the guys, too long. Seventeen games is also so lengthy that you’re still dealing with injuries going into the next season. So, there are a variety of issues that hang off of the length of the season before any formal negotiations.””
NFLPA leaders see 18th game as a non-starter despite NFL’s ongoing desire for expansion
NEW ORLEANS — Leaders of the NFL Players Association made it clear Wednesday that adding an 18th game to the NFL’s regular season is still a non-starter for the majority of the roughly 2,000 players on NFL rosters.
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Peyton Manning is synonymous with the number 18. If NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has his way, “The Sheriff” won’t be the ...
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