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NFL officials have discussed giving its 2020 schedule some flexibility to move games to Saturdays during fall if college football is not being played, sources told Andrew Marchand of the New York Post.

The league has already had preliminary discussions about the idea with its broadcast partners, reported Marchand, who added that the majority of games would still take place on Sundays and that contests on Monday and Thursday nights wouldn't be affected.

The NFL's 2020 schedule is expected to be released on May 9.

Though the league is operating under the belief that its 2020 season won't be delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic, contingency plans have been discussed. Those plans reportedly include staging games in empty or partially filled stadiums, or even playing a shortened schedule.

Meanwhile, the NCAA's contingency plans reportedly include holding the College Football Playoff in May or June, dividing up the regular season between the fall and spring semesters or reducing its games, and allowing student-athletes back on campus to play in empty stadiums.
 

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NFL Cancels 2020 International Games, Including Jaguars' London Series



The Jaguars will play eight regular season games in Jacksonville for the first time since 2012 as long as there is a season.

There is a lot of uncertainty surrounding the 2020 NFL season as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Will the season start on time? Will fans be allowed into stadiums? Currently, there are more questions than answers.

There is a lot of uncertainty surrounding the 2020 NFL season as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Will the season start on time? Will fans be allowed into stadiums? Currently, there are more questions than answers.

"After considerable analysis, we believe the decision to play all our games domestically this season is the right one for our players, our clubs, and all our fans in the US, Mexico and UK," said NFL Executive Vice President, Chief Strategy and Growth Officer Christopher Halpin. "We greatly appreciate the support of our governmental and stadium partners in Mexico and the United Kingdom, who all agree with this decision, and we look forward to returning for games in both countries in the 2021 season. "

The NFL has hosted games in London annually since 2007, so 2020 will mark the first time in over a decade that every NFL game in a season will be played within the United States.

Among the teams most impacted by this decision is the Jacksonville Jaguars, who announced Feb. 4 that they would play back-to-back "home" games in London in 2020.

The Jaguars had played an annual home game in Wembley Stadium in London each year since 2013. This year would have been the first time any NFL team played two games in London in one season, and the Jaguars would have been the first team in NFL history to play two home games outside of the United States in the same regular season.

As long as there is a season, the Jaguars will now play eight regular season games in Jacksonville for the first time since the 2012 season. The Jaguars did play eight games at TIAA Bank Field in 2017, but the eighth game was a Wild Card game vs. the Buffalo Bills and not a regular season game.

“For the past seven seasons, our London strategy has been a game-changer. No single approach, including London, will answer the many challenges that are common with any market the size of Jacksonville," said team president Mark Lamping when the Jaguars announced two international games in February.

"However, playing two games in London at Wembley Stadium, where we have outstanding relationships, at least next season and perhaps in future years during construction, will help us bridge the gap between now and when we expect the Lot J development to open. Jacksonville’s potential is unlimited, and I am confident we can realize it, with the Jaguars serving as the catalyst.”

It is unclear how the cancellation of these games will impact the team's future in terms of playing games in London since 2020 was originally going to be the final year the Jaguars were contracted with the league to play games overseas.

The Jaguars are 3-4 in games played in London since 2013, including a 26-3 loss to the Houston Texans in 2019.

As long as there is an NFL season, eight games will be played in Jacksonville in 2020. Now the question facing the league is whether fans will be able to attend.



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For our dolphins tix, we were told that our prices would stay the same as last year.

However, when we were told this, its when the management assumed that there would be 9 home games and NOT 10. Lets see if they try to get "slick" and charge us more?

Hope they dont since we've paid a lot of $$$ to watch a MAJOR shit show over previous years
 

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NFL plans to release its preseason and regular-season schedule this coming Thursday..........just heard it on TV.
 

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I change my opinion now. There will be football. Lol

Dude, the NFL will definitely be playing this season.......& I actually never liked these London & Mexico games.

All NFL games should always be played in America.......
 

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There is ZERO chance that there will be an NFL season,as soon as some ass hole get's the virus they will shut down the entire league,FUCK YOU LIBERALS for ruining this country
 

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There is ZERO chance that there will be an NFL season,as soon as some ass hole get's the virus they will shut down the entire league,FUCK YOU LIBERALS for ruining this country

No Michael, that won't be happening........don't fall for the left wing liberal propaganda. There will be a full NFL season.
 
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The NFL will play. They'll just quarantine any player who tests positive for two weeks.

That's what they have been doing with jockeys in Horse Racing.
 

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The NFL will play. They'll just quarantine any player who tests positive for two weeks.

That's what they have been doing with jockeys in Horse Racing.

Exactly! There will be players that get it just like they get the flu every year.......life goes on, & you adjust to it. They will not shut down the NFL season cuz somebody get the virus, don't fall for the liberal BS.

It's different when this virus first started to affect people in Feb & March, they had to shut down the leagues, but that won't be the case in the fall/winter.
 

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For our dolphins tix, we were told that our prices would stay the same as last year.

However, when we were told this, its when the management assumed that there would be 9 home games and NOT 10. Lets see if they try to get "slick" and charge us more?

Hope they dont since we've paid a lot of $$$ to watch a MAJOR shit show over previous years

it’s not really slick but sure they will expect people to pay for this game
 
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