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| View Poll Results: Who do you blame for the CBA mess? | |||
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24 | 26.67% |
| Players |
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24 | 26.67% |
| Both |
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42 | 46.67% |
| Voters: 90. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Hail Raiser
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Re: Ongoing CBA discussions
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: Ongoing CBA discussions
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NFL free agency could happen sooner under one labor scenario - Peter King - SI.com
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Living Legend
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Re: Ongoing CBA discussions
Probably the best quick hits explanation of the various legal tactics both sides can use:
Gabriel A. Feldman: NFL Lockout: The Legal Issues Behind the NFL-CBA Negotiations |
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Join Date: May 2004
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Re: Ongoing CBA discussions
David Cornwell proposes a new player compensation model | ProFootballTalk
This makes the first best case for siding with the players to me. Until I read this a few times and noodled it I was a slight lean towards the owners. Now I am much more inclined to understand the logical desires of the players side. I can't find a hole in his explanation although I don't know that the solutions he presents are practical. |
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Living Legend
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Re: Ongoing CBA discussions
So the NFL has given another proposal to the players. I imagine this is there "last-best" offer, and the one they intend to try to enforce if decertification happens.
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Re: Ongoing CBA discussions
lol........ I just love the game.
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Re: Ongoing CBA discussions
I think the players seem far too willing to blow this up considering they have a decent shot at not gaining much. The SC in the American Needle case did acknowledge the necessity for a sports league to enact controls that foster parity and competitive balance. While they stopped short of declaring it one entity they did grant them a path to coordinate certain activities as one entity. If they decertify ans sue they have to sue over everything. It'll cost them a lot and they may gain some flexibility but not a lot.
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This is just my opinion, but I don't think the owners are going to be pushed into a deal this time, I think they would take their chances in court. |
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Re: Ongoing CBA discussions
De Smith told players during his conference call the plan is to decertify. GREAT!!!!!!!!!
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It is. I'm glad, that's the only way players will get anything.
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Re: Ongoing CBA discussions
Well I was just hoping they would just get a deal done but guess not. Its hard to sympathize with either party. Youre millionaires. If you dont like getting paid millions to play football do something else and make 50,000 to 80,000 grand a year. After saying that I guess i'm pro NFL.
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