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George Kittle Open to 18-Game NFL Season Under One Condition

Kittle is open to the NFL adding an 18th game to the schedule. “You got to have an extra bye regardless,” Kittle told FOS. “I think 16 games was perfect. They added an extra game for more TV stuff, which, hey, I get it, makes everyone more money. If you're gonna add an 18th game, you gotta add an extra bye.”

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