For the first time ever, thanks to COVID-19, the NFL Draft will be conducted remotely and entirely online. This naturally presents potential problems that haven’t been encountered before in a centrally located event, and the NFL is attempting to make allowances for issues that could crop up. One such possible pitfall—what if teams haven’t quite completed a trade before the time expires on a given pick? Former general manager Mike Tannenbaum reports that the league won’t hold it against the team that’s on the clock, as the clock will stop to allow trades to be completed.
2020 NFL Draft: The Clock Will Stop For Trades If Necessary This Year
