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I thought I read somewhere that the collectice bargaining agreement ends in 2009 or there abouts and unless a new agreement is worked it is a non-salary cap year. The skins will push everything back by restructuring until that year and then fight like hell to not have a cap that year.
I thought I read somewhere that the collectice bargaining agreement ends in 2009 or there abouts and unless a new agreement is worked it is a non-salary cap year. The skins will push everything back by restructuring until that year and then fight like hell to not have a cap that year.
2007 is currently uncapped.
Teams like the Cowboys, Redskins, Giants, etc, do not want a cap, because they take in the most revenue.
Teams like the Bills NEED a cap.
The owners inability to agree on a revenue sharing system is the biggest stumbling block over the negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement. How can the owners start talking to the players union if they cant even get their own house in order?
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