There’s a lot of pressure on the NFL to win the Super Bowl in 2017, but it’s the right time to take some time off.

The league needs to look at ways to ensure its fans stay on top of their schedules, and while the NFLPA has a mandate to not have players travel to the postseason, the league is doing its best to try and minimize the impact.

The new policy for postseason travel, outlined in the 2017 season-ending collective bargaining agreement, requires teams to send players to the stadiums where they will be playing in order to avoid travel costs, but the league hasn’t yet made that mandatory for all teams.

It is, however, on the radar of some NFL players and coaches.

It’s a move that could make a huge difference for players who are currently in the playoffs, and it will make it easier for the league to sell more tickets to fans.

Here’s how the league can ensure it stays on top for those fans.

Travel restrictions for players and teams When the season is over, players and their teams can either sign contracts with their teams or leave the league, but neither is necessarily the best option for the fans.

The NFLPA said in its latest statement on the new policy that the players would have to play in a game to be eligible to play for their team.

So, if a player wants to play, they have to go to a game, but if they don’t, they can be removed from the roster, which can be frustrating for fans who want to see their favorite player on the field.

While the new rules will ensure the teams have a few days to prepare for the postseason — the league has announced that the team will host its second game in late December or early January — the players can’t get away until the end of the season.

For that reason, the union is calling for a moratorium on players from traveling beyond that time.

The rules will also allow teams to negotiate a deal with players and players from other teams that could result in an extension, but that will be up to the players themselves.

“The league will continue to work diligently to minimize the travel and disruption for fans and players alike,” NFLPA Executive Director DeMaurice Smith said in a statement.

“With that said, the NFL will continue its commitment to making the playoffs available to all teams, regardless of position.”

The league is still expected to announce a schedule later this month.

The 2018 season will start on Thursday, December 6, with the teams playing in the first game of the regular season on Monday, December 9.

The final preseason game is set for Friday, December 11, and the regular-season finale is set to be played on Saturday, December 12.

The schedule will then be unveiled in early January, with games scheduled for early February, March, and April.

In the end, it may be tough for players to travel, but there is a chance that they will enjoy more opportunities for fans to get to see them play.

If the players are able to negotiate new deals, the playoffs will be available to fans across the country.

There is a possibility that fans may be able to catch the game from their homes, too.

The playoff schedule will be unveiled by the league this week.