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Details of the proposed collective bargaining agreement approved by the owners and needing ratification by NFL players: • Ten-year deal, through the 2020 season • New league year would begin on Wednesday • Players receive 48 percent of revenue in first portion of deal • $120 million salary cap; team minimum 89 percent ($106.8M) as long as league spends 99 percent ($3.8 billion) • Veterans earn free agency after fourth season • Four-year rookie contracts, with team option for fifth year • Lower rookie salaries, with cap on team spending for rookies • Later training camps, no more full-contact, two-a-day practices • Offseason team activities (OTAs) reduced from 14 to 10

I am done with this whole lockout deal. Bring on the damn football! Read the full story HERE

Our sources tell us that 75 former NFL players have or will file a lawsuit against the league for concussions. Their claim is that the league as known about the ill effects of concussions since the 1920's and as failed to protect players from life long injuries. NFL spokesman Greg Aiello has publicly stated that he has not seen such lawsuit, but will defend it if it happens. Starting in 2010 the league has made a huge effort to protect players against the effects of concussions from sitting players out games to suspending and fining players for hits that can cause concussions. This lawsuit could sink the league. Could you imagine how much the settlement would be?

It sounds strange, but true! The big issues are off the table including rookie pay scale, veteran benefits, and game schedule. The hold up now appears to be the 10 plaintiffs in the case filed against the NFL. Some are seeking cash benefits in the $10 million range and others want special accommodations guaranteed by the owners and the NFL. Is this fair for 10 players to hold up 1,900? How do you feel as a fan? Read the full story HERE

VIDEO All signs point to the lockout finally coming to a close this Friday. There are a few issues that still need a resolution, with one being funding for the NFL retirement fund. The deal has to be a global deal, meaning all things addresses, for the new agreement to hold any water. Several teams and players are starting to position themselves for a short, fast, and furious free agency period....Keep your fingers crossed!

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Last night the NFL and the NFLPA agreed on a rookie wage scale. That by most reports was the last big issue holding the deal back. Insiders are saying the NFL will be open for training camp on time. Full Story