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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 6794" data-source="post: 880011">Once again, it has worked for various leagues in Europe without having to put players into a bubble. There have been a limited number of positive tests within teams as well but they were able to prevent it from spreading in the locker room because of strict testing.I don't understand why there's no way that could work in the NFL as well.Another thing to consider about the 2021 draft class is that college football would most likely play games at least into the summer if the season starts in spring.That would mean that a lot of prospects wouldn't be able to participate in offseason programs or camp and most likely wouldn't be ready to play in week 1 of the NFL season.Therefore I expect a majority of them to opt out of the 2020 college season to enter the draft.Unfortunately the Packers don't have the cap space to make it work.I definitely don't like the idea but it might be necessary.If the NFL is able to play the regular season  as scheduled there's no reason to create a bubble for the playoffs.European soccer leagues prove that a bubble is currently not the only safe way to have sports.In addition it might be impossible to create one for more than 2,000 players as well as all the staff needed for an NFL season.</blockquote>

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