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Sam Farmer: Now that Super Bowl LII is history, it's time to look to the NFL's future

Football is about moving forward, so even in the immediate afterglow of Super Bowl LII, questions about the NFL in 2018 hang in the air like so much green, gray and silver confetti.

There's uncertainty about stars and stripes - the future whereabouts of standout players, and where officiating is heading - the sale of the Carolina Panthers, the league's renewed focus on social justice, and just where some of the most coveted college players might land.

The end of one season marks the beginning of another, with barely enough

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