There's another week remaining in the NFL's virtual offseason, but not for the Arizona Cardinals' veteran players.
Following somewhat in line with teams such as the Bears and Titans who have already concluded their virtual period of offseason work, Cards coach Kliff Kingsbury told his team that that the virtual offseason is over for veteran players and he will see them at training camp, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Sunday.
Rapoport added that Cardinals rookies will continue to meet as the Cardinals are among several teams ending the period last week.
The league notified teams that the virtual period for offseason work would be extended through June 26 and there would be no in-person minicamps in June.
With the novel coronavirus pandemic throwing the NFL offseason into disarray, the league has had to continually adapt and franchises have followed suit. Around this time normally, minicamps would be concluding. For second-season coach Kingsbury, he's giving his vets an early end to virtual work amid this unprecedented offseason.
