Imagine, if you will, something like this happening in the National Football League.
Following the offseason, all 32 teams congregate in August at the site of the Super Bowl that awaits at the end of the season. Then, over three days before the regular season gets underway the teams participate in a massive session of joint practices. All 32 teams start to figure out what is going to work for them in the year ahead, and what parts of the roster or playbook still need some fine tuning.
All while fans from around the globe watch.
It might sound outlandish, given at a minimum the logistics involved, but something
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