A virtual offseason for NFL players would include multiple training and classroom sessions by teleconferencing, not to mention the Apple watches and other workout equipment.
The NFL and its players association have agreed to a deal that will allow teams to send kettlebells, Apple watches, bands and other training equipment to players as an incorporation of a virtual offseason training schedule during a worldwide pandemic.
General view of the Apple Watch during the Apple Covent Garden re-opening and iPhone XR launch at Apple store, Covent Garden on October 26, 2018.The virtual programs can begin April 20, which is next Monday. However, despite any lifting of local and state protocols, no teams can do on-field workouts until all 32 teams in the league have been cleared for large gatherings and, well, that social distancing measures have ended during the pandemic.
Each team has a three-week window—beginning next week—that concludes June 26, according to the report.
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