After an injury-riddled preseason, it appears NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue may be ready to make a radical change in the schedule.
According to the Washington Post, Tagliabue is considering a study on the feasibility of reducing the number of preseason games and possibly adding two games to the regular season. The league has had a 16-game regular season for 25 years, with teams playing as many as five preseason games.
With league meetings scheduled for late October, the idea would reportedly be discussed at that time with the earliest schedule to be affected being the 2005 campaign.
According to the Washington Post, Tagliabue is considering a study on the feasibility of reducing the number of preseason games and possibly adding two games to the regular season. The league has had a 16-game regular season for 25 years, with teams playing as many as five preseason games.
With league meetings scheduled for late October, the idea would reportedly be discussed at that time with the earliest schedule to be affected being the 2005 campaign.