NFLPA wants training changes

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(05-28-2024, 01:39 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Wasn't the act of shortening training camp done in the name of player safety, and the concession was to allow teams to hold voluntary OTAs? At least that is how I remember that being presented. Seems like clubs would like to see who's in shape in May while there's plenty of time to get a guy right before August, rather than having a guy just show up in August #30 overweight.

I would think a longer training camp would be structured so that the first several weeks are similar to OTA's.  No hitting, a lot of conditioning work, a lot of meetings.  and skills training with hitting only allowed during the time period of "traditional" training camp