US Football Association Commissioner Roger Godel has talked about the possibility of a normal season of 18 games before Super Bowl Lix During a press conference on Monday.
Godll said that there is “a lot of work to be done” before expanding the season to 18 games and said he had not held any official discussions with the players' federation about adding a game.
The Commissioner said that he had had unofficial discussions with The CEO of the American Football Association of players players Lloyd Hyle Junior turned jumping into 18 games.
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“If we do (expansion), 18 (regular season games) and two (pre -season matches), they may be a possibility,” said Godel.
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“We know that fans love football, and want more football, but we have to be incredibly sensitive and smart with balance and how we deal with that.”
Godll said that the league changes to reduce concussion and other injuries made an additional game more feasible. He spoke in AprilBat McAfi offer“About his desire to extend the regular American Football Association season into 18 games, instead of the 17th match of the match at the present time.
The US Football Association reached 17 games before the 2021 season, when they moved from playing 16 games in the normal season and four games before the season to 17 regular seasonal matches and three games before the season.
If the US Football Association decides to expand the normal season, then Super Bowl will be pushed to the president's day holiday.
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