Browns center JC Tretter, who serves as the president of the National Football League Players Association, is pushing to eliminate offseason practices with minicamps and organized team activities to limit the wear and tear on players' bodies.
The coronavirus pandemic took away the NFL offseason program this year as players and teams adapted to virtual meetings.
Rather than players suffering more injuries, Tretter thinks players around the league can put a quality product on the field without the additional activities.
"There is no reason for us to ever return to the previous offseason program," Tretter said in an NFLPA newsletter.