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The Raiders were set to conduct their offseason and training camp in the Bay Area before leaving permanently for Las Vegas. The coronavirus pandemic wiped out all football business at the team's Alameda training complex, including most of a 2020 offseason program now conducted virtually with players, coaches and team officials staying home.

NFL Network's Mike Garafolo reports teams must hold training camps at facilities without joint practices. This game is streaming live on the Yahoo Sports mobile app, or on NFL Network

NFL Network's James Palmer examines how the Houston Texans' offseason moves have positioned them entering the 2020 season. This game is streaming live on the Yahoo Sports mobile app, or on NFL Network

Vic Fangio condemned the George Floyd homicide and believes that it represented an isolated case of police brutality.

NFL Network's Michael Robinson, DeAngelo Hall, Mike Giardi and Rhett Lewis discuss whether quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo is someone the San Francisco 49ers can rely on to win games. This game is streaming live on the Yahoo Sports mobile app, or on NFL Network

The NFL will not permit teams to have joint practices this summer. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell informed all 32 teams today that joint practices will be banned this year, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports. Although the league is still hoping to move forward with training camps opening next month, and the preseason and regular [more]

San Francisco 49ers cornerback Richard Sherman and defensive end Chris Long join Steve Wyche and Jim Trotter to talk about racial inequality, and Colin Kaepernick's role in current conversations about race and justice. This game is streaming live on the Yahoo Sports mobile app, or on NFL Network

NFL Network's Rhett Lewis remembers former teammate Chris Beatty. This game is streaming live on the Yahoo Sports mobile app, or on NFL Network

RENTON, Wash. (AP) -- The Seattle Seahawks have signed tight end Colby Parkinson, the first of the team's 2020 draft picks to sign.

James Conner didn't treat the quarantine caused by the COVID-19 pandemic as an obstacle, but an opportunity. While the shutdown forced the Pittsburgh Steelers running back to cancel a couple of planned vacations, it also gave him time - a lot of time - to filter out the noise heading into the most important season of his career. '(It) helped me get away from all distractions,' Conner said Tuesday.