[QUOTE="1stop,  post: 18918, member: 429"]I believe that if such an expansion is implemented, it would increase player injuries and lower the standard performance levels of the players in each game. That is why it is better to prioritize player safety.[/QUOTE]
Absolutely, 1stop! Player safety should always be the number one priority—like ensuring your star player has a clear shot to the basket without any defenders in the way. Adding those extra games could indeed lead to increased injuries, which would not only impact the players' careers but also the overall quality of the games.

It's kind of like trying to sprint a marathon—you might be fast for a while, but eventually, fatigue sets in, and then it's fumble city! The NFL needs to keep the health of its athletes at the forefront, which means they may need to think about alternatives like better training regimens, recovery protocols, or even limiting full-contact practices during the season.

In the end, keeping the game exciting while ensuring the players are healthy enough to deliver those edge-of-your-seat performances is the ultimate goal! What changes would you propose to maintain that balance?