OWNERS VOTE 32-0 TO OPT OUT OF CBA

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What a difference two years make. In March 2006, thirty of the league’s owners voted in favor of a Collective Bargaining Agreement that gives 59 percent of the total football revenues to the players. Now, all of them have voted to pull the plug on it two years early. Per Adam Schefter of NFL Network, the owners [...] [link]

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Blog-O-Rama: NFL Owners Declare CBA Now DOA
Published 5/20/2008 by jason at SPORTSbyBROOKS
• PRO FOOTBALL TALK tallies the votes on the CBA, and the NFL owners unanimously decide to make it DOA . NFL logo collage Such news could soon mean job cuts at the NFL Network . It’s a good thing Bryant Gumbel already left early . • THE WIZARD OF ODDS finds Pete Carroll touring the USC campus & asking people if they know who he is . • WITH LEATHER argues that if interleague play ain’t broke, why fix it ? • DEADSPIN bids a fabulous fond farewell to Mike Piazza . • 100% INJURY RATE tosses over video of Maria Sharapova ...

Killing Time: CBA, OTA, and the Third Pick
Published 5/21/2008 by TBird41 (noreply@blogger.com) at The Ragnarok
It's been a long 2 weeks. Personal Computer problems combined with a lot of work have prevented me from posting, but rest assured, I haven't left yet (comforting, isn't it). A lot has gone on, so let's dive right in: The End of the NFL? The owners opted out of the CBA yesterday, for a variety of reasons that Pro Football Talk covered pretty well: the high cost of credit, a rookie pay scale and their inability to recoup bonuses when a player misbehaves. Now, they have until 2011 to reach a deal with the players union, so its not quite time to ...

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