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NFLPA and Owners Are Nothing but Little BratsThis is what I believe in the NFLPA and NFL Owners right now. And how much they fail at life. -
Poor Plaxico Burress - NFLPA Comes to Self Shooter's AidSo the NFLPA has decided that good old Plaxico Burress did not deserve to be fined and suspended, eh? In a move that boggles the average mind, the National Football League's Players Association has decided to make themselves look like morons.
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Does Secret NFL - NFLPA Meeting Mark Possible Breakthrough in Labor Relations?The two sides in the NFL Strike met secretly on Wednesday, with some owners not even knowing it was taking place. Is there hope for a breakthrough?
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NFLPA Decertifies - NFL Lockout LoomsThe NFL Players' Union officially decertified today, setting the stage for a lockout and as a group of of ten top players filed an anti-trust lawsuit against owners. The 2011 NFL season is in jeopardy. -
Gene Upshaw, Oakland Raider, Head of NFLPA, Passes AwayOakland Raider Gene Upshaw did much more in his lifetime than smash heads. He also supported the players he once played against.
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NFLPA Off Base in Asking Draftees to Stay HomeThe NFLPA is taking away a special moment by asking rookies to choose between the draft and the union.
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Gene Upshaw Dies at Age 63Gene Upshaw, Executive Director of the NFLPA, died yesterday at the age of 63 of pancreatic cancer. His passing comes at a time of great uncertainty in the NFL and the NFLPA relationship after the owners opted out of the current collective bargaining agreement.
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NFL Heads Toward Showdown with PlayersNFL owners continue to make rumblings that they're considering opting out of their collective bargaining agreement with the NFLPA, meanwhile the players association deals with internal strife, perhaps related to the owners' posturing.
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NFL Owners Considers Cancelling AgreementThe March 2006 extension of the collective bargaining agreement allowed for either party to cancel the agreement by November 2008. The NFLPA is considering their options should the NFL cancel the deal.
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2011 NFL Draft News: NLFPA Boycott?The NFLPA might be making a grave mistake with this boycott, even if they feel that it will make the owners look bad.
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NFL Lockdown Leaves Negotiations and Heads to CourtWith negotiations having broken down what does this mean for the NFLPA, the owners and most of all the fans? -
Should the NFL Place an Independent Doctor/Surgeon on Teams' Sidelines During Games to Protect Players?Will the NFLPA and the NFL move to place independent doctors/surgeons on the sidelines of every team during games to ensure complete objectivity of player injury evaluation?
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The Arrogance of the NFLNFLPA's DeMaurice Smith, the players, and owners could be making a huge mistake if fans like myself say they've had enough.
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Potential NFL Draftees Put in Unfair PositionI understand the former NFLPA and the NFL are at odds, but to ask these guys not to attend the draft is wrong.
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Will the NFL Be Back?If you think the C.B.A. talks are just about spoiled rotten players and billionaire owners, think again. The NFL and NFLPA understand this. I'll explain why it's integral for them to come to a solution right away.
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NFL Union Chief Gene Upshaw Dead at 63Gene Upshaw, head of the NFLPA has passed on. Despite helping current NFL players make millions of dollars, many people are quietly happy that Upshaw is gone, but why? -
The Replacements Pt. 2?If the NFL and the NFLPA don't reach an agreement soon, another strike is inevitable. -
Washington Redskins 2011 NFL Mock DraftA Mock Draft For The 2011 Washington Redskins -
NY Giants Season Ticket Holders Get a BreakNew York Giants co-owner John Mara has acted as the public face and voice of the owners during the NFL labor dispute over the past couple of weeks. On Wednesday, Mara did the right thing for his team's devoted fans.
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The NFL Locks Out Its PlayersThe NFL locked out its players after the final deadline to negotiate a new collective bargaining agreement passed Friday. The Players Association decertified and filed an anti-trust lawsuit against the league. -
An Analysis of the NFL's Labor IssuesThe NFL owners and the NFL Player's Association are at odds. Here's an overview of their disagreement and a few potential solutions that I feel could bring an end to the contention. -
Time Out: History of NFL Strikes and LockoutsThe NFL faced a lockout in March of 2011, but it was not the first work stoppage. -
Dignity After FootballDespite the NFL's efforts to disregard their past, Brent Boyd seeks Dignity After Football -
57 Days of HellSo you want to know what it's like without NFL football if there is a lockout. Well read what I went through when the NFL went on strike in 1982. 57 DAYS OF HELL!
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We Are One? Apparently as Long as You Aren't Rich!Unions should support each other even if you have higher wage earners out there.
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The NFL Lockout: Owners, Players and Tons of ResentmentSay what? That's right, the NFL generates billions '" that's with a "B" '" of dollars annually, and yet, it just can't seem to slice off a bigger piece of the pie for its players.
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How to Take a Super Bowl and Mess it Up for EverybodySuper Bowl XLV was hyped and hoped to be the biggest and best of all-time. Mishaps, mother nature and greed got in the way. FInd out what exactly hapenned. -
NFL Owners File Suit Claiming Unfair Labor Practices; I Don't Care What Either Side Does!The rich NFL owners and the rich NFL players are fighting again, and over what? They are fighting over the way $9 billion is split up. Why don't they give the fans a rebate?
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Memo to Political Blogosphere About the NFL LockoutAs the NFL lockout threat becomes greater, political writers will begin to weigh in on the subject. Here are some things to keep in mind. -
NFL Lockout: Time for Owners to Prove Their CaseAs the NFL Lockout drags on, I tried not to take sides, as long as football would resume this fall. That is, of course, until I made a personal plea to Scott Fujita to encourage his peers to seek a quick resolution to this matter.
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What Consensus and Egalitarianism Teach Us About the NFL's Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA)How my Diverse Experiences Living in Alternative Communities Informs about the NFL Community's CBA -
Pittsburgh Steelers Offseason Personnel Moves, Part 1: Free AgentsThis article is the first of several discussing team needs in general, and what decisions may be made regarding existing players as well as what moves may be made in free agency and the draft. -
NFL Players, Owners Struggle to Reach AgreementAs NFL team owners and the NFL Players' Association struggle to reach a decision on the new collective bargaining agreement, fans may face a 2011 season with no football.
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NFL Lockout 2011 Countdown Extended by a DayAll indications were that the NFL lockout would be underway by now. Yet after both sides agreed to one more day of waiting, the watch begins anew today. But if they reach another agreement today, it could delay the lockout by another week.
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NFL Combine Schedule 2011 Begins This WeekThat first group will consist of kickers, special teams players, offensive linemen, and tight ends, and they will be the first group to report results from the 2011 NFL Combine. -
NFL All-Decade All-Time Canton Snubs : DefenseThis isa team consisting of the best members of the NFL All-Decade Teams, with the exception of the 2000 squad, and AFL All-Time Team. -
Crazy Canton Cuts : Pete RetzlaffPhiladelphia Eagles Legend Pete Retzlaff Awaits His Induction Into The Pro Football Hall of Fame -
NFL Lockout Over!an article about the ending of the NFL lockout.
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Hallelujiah! Football is Back, Thanks to Bob KraftFans, businesses and their employees, who depend on football for their income, can thank Bob Kraft for the final negotiation that ended the 136-day NFL lockout. A standoff essentially over who is going to make more money, owners or players.
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Ding Dong, the NFL Lockout is DeadA reaction to the end of the NFL lockout, with the players and owners finally reaching an agreement Monday.
