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By John Clayton
ESPN.com Friday, October 2, 2009 To prepare a team in case its roster is hit by swine flu, commissioner Roger Goodell is going to offer emergency roster help. Goodell, according to a source, notified teams Friday that if they have at least six proven cases of swine flu prior to a game, they will be allowed to bring at least six players off their practice squads to restore competitive balance. These would be done in the form of roster exemptions, the source said, and the team would be granted permission to add these players as ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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