The NFL has put together a contingency plan for a schedule that has a regular season starting in mid-October, a season with no bye weeks and a Feb. 28 Super Bowl, according to the Sports Business Journal's John Ourand and Ben Fischer.
The official schedule is expected to be released next month. The contingency plan would depend on how much the coronavirus pandemic is under control. Scheduling plans have not been finalized yet.
Commissioner Roger Goodell told Good Morning America that the league will be ready to "make alternatives" if needed.
Super Bowl LV is currently scheduled for Feb.