Aaron Rodgers pulls back curtain on bargaining talks with NFL envisioning one week of 16 international games

Aaron Rodgers said collective bargaining agreement negotiations between the NFL and players union included a proposal for one full week of 16 games played internationally, according to Rodgers' account. Rodgers stated the proposal was not adopted due to revenue concerns. The current NFL schedule includes international games but not a dedicated full week with all 16 games played outside the United States.

• Fox News — Aaron Rodgers pulls back curtain on bargaining talks with NFL envisioning one week of 16 international games

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