Paul KasabianFeatured Columnist IIOctober 4, 2024Michael Wade/Icon Sportswire through Getty ImagesThe NFLPA has actually formally required an end to locker space interviews, mentioning a requirement to regard "gamers' personal privacy and self-respect."NFLPA @NFLPADeclaration on behalf of our Executive Committee relating to the locker space media policy. > pic.twitter.com/Hn8LgzGDrUCincinnati Bengals offending lineman Ted Karras, the group's NFLPA gamer associate, discussed the scenario in more information and specified that it's been a subject of conversation considering that the pandemic-affected 2020 season.Mike Petraglia @TragsBengals gamer associate Ted Karras describes the brand-new media policy to "secure the sanctity" of the locker spaces throughout the NFL > pic.twitter.com/Hq18x...