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Pro Football by NDTwice

The Commissioner has considerably more autonomy, power, finances, "latitude", and more to lose than any Athletic Director. Coven-19 could be treated like the flu rather than the serious virus it is, with only players who test positive being quarantined. If so, the NFL schedule could be played out as a minimal subtraction of players at various points in the season could be managed.

I would place the probability of the NFL season being completed at 80 - 20. College football only comes in at at 55 - 45. Roger didn't skip a beat when his sport was tarnished by the brain degeneration issue. I don't anticipate a simple pandemic slowing him down either.

Already lined up my fantasy pro football site. LOL. If I should be so lucky as to get that first pick, its RB, Saquon Barkley, all the way. Fun to speculate.