No pads until Day 20 in NFL's latest training camp proposal

Players would not wear pads until Day 20 of training camp in the National Football League's latest ramp-up proposal. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport outlined the timeframe of training camps in the NFL's latest proposal to the NFLPA.

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Players would not wear pads until Day 20 of training camp in the National Football League's latest ramp-up proposal.

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport outlined the timeframe of training camps in the NFL's latest proposal to the NFLPA.

What would training camp be like under the NFL’s latest ramp-up proposal?
— Testing & physicals for 5-6 days
— Strength & conditioning plus walk-throughs thru Day 12.
— Off Day 13
— Ramp up with helmets through Day 18
— Off Day 19
— On the 20th day, the pads go on.
So, different.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) July 21, 2020

Players would undergo testing and physicals for the first 5-6 days before strength and conditioning plus walkthroughs through Day 12, per Rapoport.

Then players would get a day off before ramping up with helmets through Day 18. After another day off, players would start with pads on Day 20.

More details to come.