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The NFL and NFLPA have reached an agreement to conduct a “virtual” offseason workout program until every team is allowed to open their facilities.
Teams are permitted to hold classroom instruction and workouts and non-football educational programs using online platforms, according to a memo that was sent to the teams and was later acquired by The Associated Press on Monday.
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The three-week virtual offseason begins on April 20 and runs through May 15. However, teams with a new head coach have the opportunity to hold a fourth week for a voluntary veterans minicamp.
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Teams cannot begin their virtual programs after April 27, and they are not allowed to save their virtual weeks for use after facilities open and players return to the field.
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Players who participate must be paid the $235 daily minimum and players with offseason workout bonuses must be credited for their participation in those sessions. Each rookie player will receive a minimum of $135 for each day he participates in a club’s development program.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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