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The Jaguars' decision to close the third and final week of training camp to fans and the media has prompted the NFL to study whether it needs guidelines for media access to training camp practice sessions. After an inquiry by the Pro Football Writers of America, the league announced it would decide whether it needed rules for training camp. "We currently don't have any rules [regarding media access to camp]," said league spokesman Greg Aiello.
Reported by the Florida Times-Union
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The Jaguars are the only team in the league to announce that policy, although the Redskins want to limit media access to about five reporters after their first preseason game. The league is likely to make a decision by mid-July. ...
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