Tuesday, August 9, 2011

NFL owners approve new labor deal, but keep players way

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Thursday marks the beginning of March the most surreal day of NFL lockout still started. Owners approved a new 10-year collective agreement in the early evening by a vote of No 31-0 (Oakland Raiders as the NFL black sheep abstained). A press conference followed with Commissioner Roger Goodell, NFL Attorney Jeff pash and several owners, who led negotiations such as Jerry Richardson, John Mara, Clark Hunt and art Rooney.

The group some of the details provided,. Goodell would announced that the Hall of Fame game will be cancelled. There remains much context from the old CBA in relation to franchise player and a salary cap tagging. Minimum salaries are conducted and a more restrictive rookie pay pool will be available. Many include the announcement of self congratulating over what a great job, this business has made all the owners and all worked as hard to get. Done deal properly, not true? At least according to Goodell that said: "I just spoke with DeMaurice likely before." "He will attend his business to go."

I think, NFL Players Association head, DeMaurice Smith, didn't get the memo. The representatives of the players for each team instead of a conference call Thursday night, where a vote was expected that the business be held to approve. The call ended with no. The vote by owners and lack of coordination of players on the way he said she said about what agreed have been. Owner thought the deal was done, while many players feel they are in a corner is drawn and the bad guys look like if they quickly not draw it. The new CBA was able still to resolved reps be set Friday with a vote of players supposedly happened, but it seems that the NFLPA not stamp the deal is ready.

Some details about the new agreement have begun to emerge. There no opt-out clause by the player or owner, so assuming that reporting on the business with ten years of work peace we are looking for the player. 2011 Salary cap will be set to $120 million or $142 million including benefits. Veterans can be after four years of free agents.

Players will receive 48% of the entire League revenue, down from 51%. It is far from 42% NFL owners first proposed that players should, but could mean how one benefits additional $300 million in the collective operational year for the 32 owners. The NBA would kill to have these problems.

The NFL already by far was the healthiest professional sports league, and it just healthier. The lock was not to resolve something, the (see NBA for) broken, but about owner $9 billion grab a larger slice of the League revenue pie. This cake is set to rise, the League is now to the renegotiation of its current TV contracts that expire currently net teams 3.8 billion per year on average and in 2013. Value of ESPN's new Monday night football pact aimed increase of 70%. Don't expect to get all bargains, CBS, Fox, or NBC, either if they that want their NFL packages.

The NFL remains some of the last must-sea-life programming on television. All the networks had record ratings on their NFL games in the past year and 106 million people in for the Super Bowl between the Saints and Colts. NFL games representing 14 of the 15 most acclaimed programs of the TV season is fall 2010. With a better offer work and more TV money on the horizon have NFL franchise values (average $1.02 billion) still room for additional expansion possibilities.

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