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I wont be suprised they resolve this and the cap is between 105-110 Mil
Too much bad press if they dont resolve it and the NFL is all about PR
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I wont be suprised they resolve this and the cap is between 105-110 Mil
Too much bad press if they dont resolve it and the NFL is all about PR -
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The NFL, I'm sure, doesn't want to shoot itself in the face like the NHL did. I'm fairly confident that an agreement will get done very soon.Should have known, way back in 1960 when we drafted Richie Lucas Number 1, that this would be a long, hard ride. But who could have known it would be THIS bad?
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Re: Owners meeting to resolve CBA
Come on NFL! Suck it up and save the league from a disaster if it's not too late. Get a deal done tomorrow.
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I thought the deadline was today at 4??
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Stand your ground NFL! Do NOT Cave to that pr!k Washington and his spoiled brats.
56% of the gross money is more than enough. The owners can bump to 58% if they feel like it, but if Gene Upshaw is going to say 60% or nothing, the NFLPA members need to quickly boot his worthless arse out of office.
When you keep caving to the employees you lose all power, now and in the future.Last edited by ICE74129; 03-01-2006, 05:37 PM.Comment
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From what I hear, things aren't going all that well at the the present moment. From the cuts being made I would say that GMs around the league are not confident that something will be agreed on.
This could get ugly.Comment
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I can see the league meeting the players half-way around 58%. If they get this done this is the year to be a free agent (Clements will lose cash) If they bump the cap to 105 mil teams will spend up to it this year and next year the same teams will be in cap hell again with little if any money to spend. Very interesting!Comment
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