Well this is the latest from
www.kffl.com ....seems they are trying to prevent this from happening....we will see.....got a little over 24 hrs right. Lets hope they get off their arse and get this thing nailed down.
NFL | One general manager says lack of CBA will cause "Bloody Thursday"
Tue, 28 Feb 2006 17:53:23 -0800
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Len Pasquarelli, of
ESPN.com, reports the break down in negotiations over a new collective bargaining could cause what one general manager called "Bloody Thursday." With the projected salary cap expected to fall between $95 million to $96 million, some big-name players might get released by Thursday, March 2, as teams comply with the salary cap. An AFC team executive said, "In past years, you'd see a lot of guys released who maybe still had some name value, but who were really in decline in terms of production. This year? People are going to be stunned -- not just by the quantity of players who are cut by Thursday, but by the quality, too. It's going to be ugly. There's going to be blood in the streets and, compared to past years, it's going to be from some bluebloods, guys who can still play."
NFL | Emergency owners meeting called for early Thursday
Tue, 28 Feb 2006 17:52:51 -0800
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Jay Glazer, of
FOXSports.com, reports an emergency owners meeting has been called for Thursday, March 2, at 8:30 a.m. in New York. If there are any signs of progress in the CBA talks, there is a chance the start of the free agent period will be delayed. If the talks break down again, several high-profile veteran profiles could get cut Friday, March 3, as teams comply with the salary cap.
