[Mr KLC]

We’ve been hearing for the past few months that both the NFL and NFLPA think there are increasingly high odds of a lockout during the next round of CBA negotiations, and we got even more confirmation of that today. The NFL is gearing up for a fight, and with coaches who signed contracts this year, “teams are addressing how much each coach would make — or lose — in the event of a work stoppage” sources told Adam Schefter of ESPN.com.

Sources told Schefter that “both teams and coaches are confident that there will be some type of disruption, and one of the first signs of it is showing up in the language of coaches’ contracts.” The league is widely seen to have won the last round of negotiations over players, and the players’ union will be looking for a lot more from the league in the next round. Owners might not be willing to budge, and it sounds like a lengthy lockout is a very real possibility in 2021.

[RudyRuetigger]

good info

[scot4]

bye. i like ootball but will find something else to do. penetrate em.

[reigle9]

be more ridiculous and give that cuck leading the charge another 50 mil, that should fix it

[Mr KLC]

Shortly after Schefter tweeted the news on Sunday, the official Twitter feed of the NFL Players’ Association tweeted back, “These contract provisions were also seen in the lead up to the 2011 lockout. Take note.”

After the owners and players were unable to come to an agreement before the last CBA expired in March 2011, the owners locked the players out as negotiations continued. That impasse lasted 132 days, coming to an end on July 25 with the Hall of Fame Game being the only on-field cancellation caused by the lockout.

[RockBottom]

I wish college would go on strike instead.

[TheMoneyShot]

Dumb for the NFL to not agree and have a lockout....

Opens the door for Vince McMahon and his football league.

Maybe we could have The Prick do XFL?

[funnyb25]

[brooks85]

^lol






players ****** up last time. If they hold out the owners lose in the end, literally.