More than 150 potential clients hoping to be selected in the 2022 NFL Draft could sit out the league’s annual Selection Consortium because a group of agents is boycotting the event due to “bubble” restrictions. , according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
The federation has announced strict protocols in a Saturday memo told potential customers that they would be “restricted to Safe Matching locations” and allowed to bring only one fully vaccinated person for medical assistance.
“It’s really bad for the league to release these restrictions on players at the last minute,” said an unnamed representative. to Pro Football Network’s Aaron Wilson. “This is not fair. People spend a lot of time and money getting ready for union. This is not good and will not be okay. We are taking action and will be hearing our voices. .”
A year ago, the 2021 NFL Combine didn’t happen and the prospects only played out in their individual professional days. The 2022 NFL mix will bring the event back to Indianapolis and will start with quarterbacks, tight finishes and wide receivers coming on February 28. Each location group is expected to spend five days in Indianapolis.
