The NFL preseason is a time for teams to evaluate their players and make decisions on who will make the final 53-man roster. This year, however, teams are dealing with a new challenge: 90-man rosters. With the expanded rosters, teams are seeing crowded sidelines and more competition for spots on the team.
The NFL expanded the rosters from 80 to 90 players in order to give teams more flexibility and to help protect players from injuries. The expanded rosters also give teams more opportunities to evaluate players and make decisions on who will make the final cut.
The 90-man rosters have resulted in crowded sidelines during preseason games. Teams are having to get creative in order to manage the large number of players. Some teams are using separate practice fields for different position groups, while others are splitting up practices into two or three sessions. This allows teams to get a better look at all their players and make more informed decisions.
The expanded rosters also mean that there is more competition for spots on the team. Players are now competing against more players for the same spot, making it harder for them to make the final cut. This means that players have to work harder and be more consistent in order to make the team.
The NFL preseason is always an exciting time for teams and fans alike, but this year it is even more so with the expanded rosters. Teams are getting a better look at their players and there is more competition for spots on the team. It will be interesting to see how teams manage the 90-man rosters and who makes the final cut.
