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The 2020 NFL year unofficially began over three weeks ago, though teams around the league are trying to figure out how to best improve their roster with the looming limitations on the upcoming draft.
Indeed, league officials announced Monday that the 2020 draft would be "fully virtual" due to the coronavirus pandemic. This means teams will have to conduct draft business outside of their facilities, which could make for some awkwardness in terms of preparation and coordination.
Things have been just as unprecedented for draft hopefuls, who have had to substitute individual pro day workouts for individual sessions and videoconferences.