
NFLPA updating all players on CBA talks
After two straight Thursdays of meeting with the one-per-team union representatives, the NFL Players Association has broadened its focus.

"The league remains hell bent on expanding the regular season by a game; thus, the players can either accept a deal now or let the next year and a half play out before accepting basically the same deal as a lockout imposed by ownership closes in on wiping out game checks. Along the way, the league and the NFLPA could blow a chance to parlay labor peace into new TV deals while the ratings remain high and the economy remains strong."