Multiple reports say the CFL has delivered a return to play proposal to the CFLPA that would see the regular season begin on it’s scheduled date.
According to 3DownNation and TSN’s Dave Naylor, the proposal includes a 20 percent pay cut for players if fans are not allowed inside stadiums.
However, that would be rolled back throughout the season if fans are allowed to return.
The proposal is also subject to the CFL’s return to play protocols, which have to be approved by the provincial governments.
#CFL delivers on-time season start proposal to players’ association with 20 per cent pay cut caveathttps://t.co/dtz89IRWxn
(H/T @TSNDaveNaylor) #Alouettes #AlsMTL #Redblacks #RNation #Argos #Ticats #Bombers #Riders #EEFootballTeam #CalStampeders #BCLions pic.twitter.com/KmdtHw1N4m
— 3DownNation (@3DownNation) March 24, 2021
As of now the Saskatchewan Roughriders are scheduled to play their first game of the 2021 regular season June 12, in Edmonton.
