Players union wants information about "Lockout insurance"

[spydertl79]

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...dge-doty-to-unseal-lockout-insurance-records/

The NFLPA claims that the league has yet to explain why the information should remain sealed, and that the league has failed to cooperate with efforts to agree on strategies for protecting third parties, specifically the networks.
It appears that the union primarily hopes to apply more pressure to the league at this delicate juncture of the labor talks. A decision to release the materials could result in negative P.R. fallout for the league, and it possibly could strain relations with the networks, depending on the extent to which potentially proprietary information is protected.

 

[Dolphin39]

In my opinion the demands, such as wanting to know about lockout insurance, from the players union is complete non-sense.

I believe the players union is way out of lline and grasping for anything to try and make the owners look bad.

This is the classic case of the workers trying to take over the business.

I hope the owners hold their ground because the players are getting totally out of control.