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The NFL and NFLPA are trying to negotiate a new Collective Bargaining Agreement that is centered around a 17-game season. Besides the extended regular season, more details on the proposed CBA have been revealed and it includes limits on hitting during training camp, per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. Some more details: — The performance bonus […]

The NFLPA held a meeting in Los Angeles on Thursday and the union still isn’t on the same page for an expanded NFL regular season. While the players continue to discuss the topic, it is evident that the players are still resisting a 17-game schedule. In the past few months, the NFL and NFLPA have […]

The NFL has proposed a plan to extend the regular season to 17 games but the NFLPA has yet to agree upon the terms. In hopes to get more clarity on the deal, the NFLPA is meeting on Thursday to further discuss the 17-game proposal, per the Washington Post. Up to this point, the NFL […]

The NFL has been constructing a new Collective Bargaining Agreement and after Super Bowl LIV on Sunday, there could be a monumental change coming to the NFL. After Sunday’s highly anticipated game, the players will vote on a 17-game season proposal in the new CBA, per Chris Mortensen and Adam Schefter of ESPN. In recent […]

The NFL has been discussing ways to possibly extend the regular season and the NFLPA is holding a meeting on Thursday to discuss the matter. Richard Sherman of the San Francisco 49ers called out the ‘hypocrisy’ of the NFL for wanting to add more games. “I think it’s the owners using the media in the […]

In spite of having ongoing talks over the past few months, the NFL and NFLPA aren’t close to a deal on a new Collective Bargaining Agreement. Due to that, San Francisco 49ers’ Richard Sherman is warning players in the NFL to save their money ahead of a possible work stoppage. Our players should continue to […]

Washington Redskins superstar left tackle Trent Williams has held out all year long. He says it has nothing to do with money though. For Williams it is the fact that he does not trust the organization any longer. The reason for that is that he had a growth years ago that the Redskins medical staff […]

The NFL and NFLPA have been negotiating a new Collective Bargaining Agreement since the offseason. In recent talks, the NFL is considering expanding the regular season to 17 games per Tom Pelissero. Would this be a smart idea for the NFL? Over the recent years, Roger Goodell has expressed interest in elongating the regular season. […]

The NFL and the NFL Players Association have had ongoing talks of expanding the regular season, but they are gaining traction with a new proposal. Jerry Jones, the Dallas Cowboys owner, says that a 17-game season is an ‘item for negotiation‘ for both sides. Earlier in the offseason, it was reported that the NFL was […]

The NFL and the NFLPA have constantly held meetings to discuss a new collective-bargaining agreement throughout this offseason. Despite their ongoing meetings to complete a deal, a deal won’t be getting done before the start of the regular season. Both sides have worked relentlessly to get something done in the near future. The latest meeting […]

The NFL and NFLPA have been trying to work on the next CBA this off-season but a recent memo sent out by the NFLPA is preparing for the worst, a work stoppage. The work stoppage worksheet which was tweeted about by Darren Heitner tells the players to adjust, budget, and cut to prepare if a […]

The NFL and NFLPA currently have a CBA (collective bargaining agreement) that runs through the 2020 season. However, the two sides are already working on a new deal – and things are heating up. According to Dan Graziano of ESPN, the NFL and the NFLPA have been attempting to reach a new CBA deal. Those […]

Although the current collective bargaining agreement between the NFL and the NFL Players Association does not end until 2020, that hasn’t stopped the two sides from having discussions on a new agreement. The two sides have been having preliminary talks for several weeks now, but a report from the New York Times Tuesday said the […]

The Alliance of American Football (AAF) isn’t even through their first season of being in existence, and there is already talk of the league folding. According to Tom Dundon, the league’s majority owner the AAF can’t get the NFLPA to allow some of the NFL’s young players to play in the league, which is hurting the […]

There has been some chatter concerning the possibility of extending the regular season from 16 to 18 games, with Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones leading the charge in that conversation. However, NFLPA president Eric Winston quickly noted during an appearance on “The Dan Patrick Show” Wednesday morning that the players have not warmed up to that […]

When the NFL owners passed the rules that teams would have a say over punishment for anthem protest they were hoping the issue would go away, but instead it is blowing up again, which isn’t what anyone wanted. The NFL and the NFL’s players association released a joint statement on Thursday night saying the two […]

In an effort to quell the growing controversy surrounding players protesting during the national anthem, the NFL decided to make some changes to their official policy this offseason. This new policy, which now requires players either to stand for the national anthem or to stay in the locker room while the anthem is being played, was […]

One of the most talked about issues around the NFL for the last couple years has been the national anthem protests. Some owners and coaches have supported their players in kneeling, and some others have said absolutely not, and it has cost players like Colin Kaepernick his job. The NFL is finally getting closer to […]

Over the last several years, the NFL and NFLPA has given much more attention to player safety concerns surrounding head injuries. This has drawn attention to the mishandling of New Orleans Saints tight end Coby Fleener’s concussion against the Los Angeles Rams that eventually led to him being ruled out for the season with a brain […]