NFL -ov Roger Goodell talks about the possibility of expanding the regular season to 18 games
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell spoke about the possibility of a regular season 18 games in front of Super Bowl Lix During a press conference on Monday.
Goodell said “he should do a lot of work” before he expanded the season to 18 games and said he had no formal discussion with a player’s union union about adding a game.
The commissioner said he had informal discussions with NFL Association Executive Director Lloyd Howell Jr. About a jump to 18 games.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell speaks during a press conference ahead of Super Bowl Lix at Caesars Superdome. (Kirby Lee-Imagn Pictures)
“If we do this (expand), 18 (regular seasons matches) and two (pre -season games) can be a possibility,” Goodell said.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell poses with Vince Lombardi and Philadelphia Eagles and Kacigama Kansas City Chiefs at a press conference ahead of the Super Bowl Lix Lix Caesars Superdome. (Kirby Lee-Imagn Pictures)
“We know that fans love football, and they want more football, but we have to be incredibly sensitive and smart with balance and how we handle it.”
Goodell said the changes the league made were to reduce the brain earthquake, and other injuries added another game more derived. He spoke in April “Show Pat McAfee“About his desire to expand the regular NFL season to 18 games instead of 17 seasons in the game.
NFL made a jump on 17 games before the 2021 season, when they went from playing 16 games of regular seasons and four pre -season games up to 17 games of regular seasons and three pre -season matches.
If the NFL decides to expand the regular season, Super Bowl would then push himself to the president’s weekend.
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Pushing the Super Bowla back to the holiday weekend would allow fans that they do not have to worry about work or school the next day, allowing them to fully enjoy the big game.
In this year’s Super Bowl, Kansas City Chiefs will take over Philadelphia Eagles On Sunday, February 9 at 6:30 pm on Fox.
Fox’s coverage of the Super Bowl begins at 1:00 pm. The coverage can also be transmitted for the first time on the tube.
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