This week, NFL owners will meet in New York City to discuss a new collective bargaining agreement. According Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports, NFL owners will likely not be voting during their meeting, but it is possible that the new CBA is finished and agreed upon before the 2020 NFL Draft.
Among the items on the agenda for the new CBA is a 17-game regular season — a development that Leonard Fournette does not seem very happy about.
If you’re a running back in the NFL and you wanted another game on the regular season schedule, you’d be an outlier.