Clearly, the return of sports is not significant in the face of a deadly pandemic that requires us to cease our normal lives in order to keep each other healthy. But the return of sports will be important because it will signal the re-normalization of society and thus the presumed passing of the coronavirus.
The question we all want answered and for which there is no answer yet: When might that happen? July? October? Next year?
And, if we have to repeat social distancing every few months, should/will the 2020 season even be played?
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The NFL didn’t postpone free agency, so it makes sense that the league is not going to put off the draft either. It’s still on for April 23-25, three weeks from now.
The closer it gets to draft time, the closer it gets to decision time for the Seahawks about which established pass rusher they are going to add.
Passage of the new CBA was expected to add a few million in salary cap space, but it turns out the cap is actually a couple million less than originally thought: $198.2 million.
