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EPISODE · Jun 6, 2024 · 43 MIN

Offseason activities underway, training camp takeaways, most improved teams, coaches on the hotseat, and more

from Pro football weekly TV · host Hub Arkush

The NFL’s offseason activities are underway. What are the benefits of this 9-week program and what do teams hope to accomplish? What can teams do during this short time to get the most value out of the camps? What are our thoughts on the NFLPA trying to increase the amount of time off in-between seasons? (00:00:00-00:13:07)What can you do as a player in the Spring to get ready for training camp? With pads rarely being used in training camp anymore, how well can you really evaluate players during the Summer? (00:13:07-00:18:40)The NFL owners are trying to add more regular season games while shortening the number of preseason games. Do we think this is a good idea for the league? (00:18:40-00:24:51)We talk this upcoming season. What teams do we think could be the most improved this year? (00:24:51-00:32:31)Which coaches will enter this season MOST on the hotseat? We finish by giving the QBs we think are in the best position to start out hot next year (00:32:31-00:41:54)

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