NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Greetings all. I'm happy to visit with you and talk about some of the things on your mind.
Barring news in the coming week, I'll probably do a Periscope/Facebook Live and a podcast, but otherwise lay low and clear my head during a furlough from The Midday 180.
I'm planning on taking the boy and some friends to a waterfall, to get him some swings and keep him working on throwing strikes, maybe take him fishing if I can figure out what I am doing while I also try to unplug from the news.
I would love to hear more about how you think teams will manage positive test results on key players? Will the numbers be different on the practice squad possibly?
— Kelly Bean (@Lefromagegirl) June 19, 2020
The NFL is considering expanding practice squads to as many as 16.
That will certainly help, but I don’t think loading up with inexperienced players is a sufficient solution. I think there needs to be a COVID-19 reserve list that functions separately of NFI and PUP – lists that are in play as players report -- and IR.
And I think there needs to be an option for cap relief. It’s not as if there are a load of quality veterans out there. But if the coronavirus puts a team in position to want to go sign Logan Ryan or Everson Griffen, it seems fair to me that it be easier for it to do so if they have lost someone at the corresponding position where a player has exposed a position group to the virus.
