NFL Proposes 18-Game Regular Season Amid Mixed Reactions

The NFL's plan to extend the regular season to 18 games has sparked debate among players, fans, and analysts.

The NFL is reportedly pushing for an 18-game regular season, moving away from the current 17-game format.
Players express concerns over safety and the physical toll of an additional game, despite potential for increased revenue.
The change is part of negotiations for the 2030 Collective Bargaining Agreement, with television rights and revenue distribution at the forefront.
Critics argue that extending the season could compromise player safety in a sport already known for its physical demands.
The proposal has received mixed reactions, with some fans excited for more football, while others worry about the implications for player welfare.