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<blockquote data-quote="G0P4ckG0" data-source="post: 758573" data-attributes="member: 10819"><p>Who says veterans would need to play more games under an extended scheduled? Aside from auto racing, every other sports team (minus NFL) rests their star players at some point during the season prior to clinching a playoff berth. An extended season would presumably result in larger rosters, more active players per game, and it would require more TEAM play rather than relying on star/veteran players to carry a team....which has been the bane of the NFL over the past 10+ years.</p><p></p><p>Even with the current schedule, star/veteran players are rarely playing in the preseason. That's a time to weed out the youngsters who aren't fit to be professional athletes. If an 18-game schedule comes to fruition I would be all for a mandatory 1 (or more) game inactive requirement for every player on the roster. Will it mess up starting streaks and such? Sure, but if you're a fan of a team and care more about individual streaks/records than championships, you are not a true fan of your team.</p><p></p><p>(Also...every player knows this is a dangerous game. If they can't handle the heat then they should get out of the kitchen. This sport is becoming increasingly wussified and that's a damn shame).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="G0P4ckG0, post: 758573, member: 10819"] Who says veterans would need to play more games under an extended scheduled? Aside from auto racing, every other sports team (minus NFL) rests their star players at some point during the season prior to clinching a playoff berth. An extended season would presumably result in larger rosters, more active players per game, and it would require more TEAM play rather than relying on star/veteran players to carry a team....which has been the bane of the NFL over the past 10+ years. Even with the current schedule, star/veteran players are rarely playing in the preseason. That's a time to weed out the youngsters who aren't fit to be professional athletes. If an 18-game schedule comes to fruition I would be all for a mandatory 1 (or more) game inactive requirement for every player on the roster. Will it mess up starting streaks and such? Sure, but if you're a fan of a team and care more about individual streaks/records than championships, you are not a true fan of your team. (Also...every player knows this is a dangerous game. If they can't handle the heat then they should get out of the kitchen. This sport is becoming increasingly wussified and that's a damn shame). [/QUOTE]
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