NFL Lockout

A reaction to the end of the NFL lockout, with the players and owners finally reaching an agreement Monday.

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The NFL's lockout of its players threatens the 2011 football season. Maybe that's not the worst thing that could happen.

The NFL Lockout will be a setback for this year's incoming NFL rookie class but there will be some players who will benefit from the less demanding workout schedule and player led practices.

The linebacker for the Baltimore Ravens is proven wrong that crime will escalate if the NFL experiences a major lockout.

The NFL lockout is serious. The lockout will cause players to lose talent, the NFL will lose revenue, and most importantly football will lose popularity.

The NFL lockout seems to be at a deadlock right now. The lockout could last well into the summer and the 2011 NFL seaon could be in jeopardy.

Judge Susan Nelson's NFL lockout ruling has gone in favor of the players and the NFL lockout has been lifted.

Before you take sides in the whole "who's to blame, and who's the "sympathetic victim"show" involving the NFL players and owners, you'd be better off taking time to look at a few interesting truths about the NFL lockout.

Last week, the NFL players and owners narrowly avoided a lockout, although it had seemed inevitable hours earlier. Today, they are at such a brink again, although there's even less hope for an extension by 5 p.m. est.

All 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.

Any hopes of preventing the NFL lockout are almost gone, although the players' union is getting ready to decertify. But even if there isn't an official lockout, starting at 11:59 pm est tonight, this ordeal is now ready to threaten the 2011 season.

The NFL owners won't have access to $4 billion in 2011 TV revenues after all if a lockout occurs. But although this war chest was found to violate the CBA last night, a lot more has to be done in the next 36 hours.

It's all starting to unfold and sides are heating up. This article will get you up to speed on the NFL lockout.

A new AP survey reveals many NFL fans know nothing about the lockout.

this is a haiku of the 2011 NFL lockout

The 2011 NFL lockout is on the horizon, and it could lead to the upcoming football season being canceled.

A 2011 NFL lockout appears on the horizon. Even the head of the NFL Players Association feels an NFL lockout is likely.

A fan's point of view and the outcome of it all.

an article about the ending of the NFL lockout.

Most San Diego Chargers fans can attest to the fact that the team raises hopes only to later crush them. Would the NFL lockout simply save us the trouble?

Here is one fan's opinion on the NFL Lockout finally being over.

The lockout is finally over and fans can breathe a deep sigh of relief. There will be football this year!

The NFL Lockout has finally ended. What are the changes in the new CBA?

The NFL lockout will presumably end today, since the owners are anxious to vote and approve a new CBA. But it could all hinge on whether the players are ready to vote and there are doubts, which may backfire on the players in the worst case scenario.

NFL fans are told every day that lockout progress has been made, although what they really want to hear is that a deal has been made. If that news doesn't come Wednesday or Thursday, as most expect, then it will serve as the climactic insult in this battle.

Although everyone says the NFL lockout is almost over, all these months of waiting and days of slow progress have to have made fans numb by now. As such, everyone is more impatient than ever for the end and for football to return for good.

The NFL needs to make use the lockout as a tool to change the game and the league for the better. These are the 5 most important things the league needs to change.

NFL Lockout and NFL Picks News: Staff and legal teams for the NFL owners and players met for about 11 hours Wednesday, is in the evening with large meetings threatening.

This coming week is a crossroads for the NFL lockout, and the league in general. If a deal isn't made by the end of next week, then the regular season could be in great danger after all. As such, fingers are crossed for the next several days of talks.

Football, O' football... where for art thou? Are you suffering from the lockout blues too? I discuss my take on the NFL lockout.