The NFL forced the Oakland Raiders to cancel its final two OTA practices due to an unspecified dispute regarding the team's offseason program.
The league and the players union announced the cancellation in a joint statement as part of the resolution for the unspecified issue.
According to a team release, activities planned for June 16 and 17 have been canceled and players will not be allowed at the team's facility. However, they will still be paid for the originally scheduled sessions.
The Raiders will still hold practices on Thursday and next Tuesday as originally planned.
This marks the second time in less than a week the NFL jersey has cited a team for offseason infractions. The Baltimore Ravens suffered a similar fate on Monday.
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