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NFLPA’s David White Says 18-Game Season Is Not Inevitable
The interim executive director of the NFL Players Association, David White, has stated that an 18-game regular season is “not inevitable.” In an exclusive interview with the Associated Press, White emphasized that he has not engaged in any discussions with the league regarding the potential expansion of the regular season, which was extended to 17 games in 2021.
During a recent meeting in New York with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, White described the encounter as a “very good start to our relationship.” He expressed optimism about establishing an “open and respectful” line of communication between the NFLPA and the league. This marks White’s first significant public statement since he succeeded Lloyd Howell last month.
While discussing various topics related to the league, White highlighted the importance of player welfare and how it will influence any future decisions regarding the season length. He conveyed a commitment to advocating for the players’ interests and ensuring that their voices are heard in conversations about potential changes to the game.
The idea of expanding the season to 18 games has been a topic of debate among players and league officials alike. Some believe it could increase revenue and enhance fan engagement, while others raise concerns about player safety and the physical toll of additional games. As the NFL continues to evolve, the NFLPA’s stance on such issues will be crucial in shaping the future of the sport.
White’s appointment comes at a pivotal time for the NFLPA, as ongoing negotiations with the league could set the stage for significant changes in the coming years. His focus on maintaining a constructive dialogue with the NFL suggests a collaborative approach in addressing the challenges facing players today.
As sports fans await further developments, White’s remarks provide insight into the NFLPA’s current priorities and its ongoing commitment to player representation. The conversation around the regular season’s length will undoubtedly continue, but for now, the focus remains on fostering a positive relationship between the players and the league.
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