With each passing day, the concerns over the coronavirus grow.
For the sports world, that means uncertainty. Will the games be played as scheduled? Will there be fans in the stands? What will revenue look like?
On Tuesday, the NFL reportedly made a financial proposal to the Players Association, and it didn't sit well with the latter group.
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SIGN UP HERE NFL Media's Tom Pelissero reported, citing sources, that the NFLPA told its board of representatives that the league is proposing to put 35 percent of players' 2020 salary into an escrow account.
Pelissero relayed a response from an NFLPA executive Don Davis.
As you can imagine, the idea of not getting their full salaries didn't sit well with the players, including 49ers wide receiver Kendrick Bourne.
Raiders right tackle Trent Brown weighed in.
Several other NFL stars, including newly minted $503 million-man Patrick Mahomes, shared the same reaction.
The NFL reportedly wants to cut the preseason from four games to two games, and the NFLPA later voted that no preseason games be played.
It's clear the two sides have a lot to work out before training camps open later this month.
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