For obvious reasons, the 2020 NFL preseason presents challenges to players and coaches like no other in the league’s history. The first obvious reason? No preseason games, which complicates things for rookies who are trying to get the hang of things at the NFL level, as well as veterans who have changed teams and are working to understand new terminology and the specific physical abilities of their new teammates — this is an issue even for Tom Brady. Padded practices started on Monday, and even when you work around the procedural complications brought on by the coronavirus, it’s a short ramp-up for the start of the NFL season, which kicks off when the Texans travel to Kansas City to face the Chiefs on September 10.
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