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HomeLocal, Regional and National Sport storiesNFL still expects to begin new league year as scheduled despite COVID-19 outbreak

NFL still expects to begin new league year as scheduled despite COVID-19 outbreak

March 12, 2020 nedvedmedia Local, Regional and National Sport stories
The NFL is making changes in wake of the coronavirus outbreak, but its business season will still begin next Wednesday — as of now.

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