The Zoom meeting will continue for the Arizona Cardinals and other NFL teams. According to multiple reports, the virtual offseason, originally to end May 15, was extended. The league has extended the virtual period for offseason workout programs “through and including May 29.”
The Cardinals have been having OTAs via Zoom and gave players a workout program to follow. The workouts are not via video conference. They simply expect the players to follow the program.
Team facilities have not yet been opened and won’t be until all states will allow it.
When the league initially announced the virtual offseason program, there was still a deadline. That deadline to concluding offseason work is June 26.
Things can be adjusted, per the reported memo.
“In the event Club facilities reopen at some point in June, under protocols established by the League in consultation with our medical advisors, the remaining on-field portion of the program will be determined in consultation with the Joint Committee and will be promulgated to Clubs at the earliest possible date,” it stated.
