Coming off a wildly successful 2020 NFL Draft, the NFL is more confident than ever that the 2020 season will start on time in the fall. As the COVID-19 pandemic has proved, things can quickly change.
The NFL could experience a multi-trillion-dollar hit to its annual revenue even if a full 17-week season is played and the schedule starts on time but if fans are not able to attend games. As of now, though, the league is reportedly at risk of falling behind schedule.
NFL teams have already had to adjust their practice schedule. After the Baltimore Ravens president disclosed that organized team activities could be canceled, teams are now holding virtual OTAs when they would typically be practicing together.
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Originally posted on Sportsnaut | By Matt Johnson | Last updated 5/1/20
