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Bleacher Report · Mar 30, 2020

Report: Roger Goodell Conducting NFL Draft from House Is 'Worst-Case Scenario'

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NBC Sports' Peter King wrote Sunday night that a "source with knowledge of draft-logistics discussions" told him the possibility of NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell conducting the 2020 draft from home through a remote-controlled camera in Bronxville, New York, because of the COVID-19 pandemic would be a "worst-case scenario."

However, King and NFL Network's Rich Eisen liked the idea.

"What better way to communicate the necessity to stay inside to stop the spread of the coronavirus than the commissioner of the NFL announcing the picks, alone, from his house in New York?" Eisen told King.

Full story at Bleacher Report

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