NFL Lockout Update: Union Decertifies
The NFLPA has decertified. Dark days lie ahead potentially. We’ll have more later. I’m attending Sixers/Celtics tonight and then plan on sitting in the dark while listening to Annie Lennox.
NFL Lockout Update: The 18-Game Season Appears Dead
http://twitter.com/#!/LarryFitzgerald/status/45671353608708096 This missive arrives from the Twitter of Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald. NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith rejected the 18-game schedule, citing player safety as a primary concern.
NFL Lockout Update: Bart Scott In Wrestling…And Trademarking
If Charlie Sheen is such a “rock star”, he and his tiger blood should take a page out of the Bart Scott playbook. Scott recently trademarked “Can’t Wait”, the awe-inspiring punctuation to his memorable post-game interview following New York’s 28-21 playoff win over the New England Patriots back […]
NFL Lockout Update: An Extension To The Extension
The NFL and NFLPA have reached an agreement…to extend the CBA for seven more days. Now, both sides have through March 11 to reach an agreement. This marks extension number two. Well, I suppose it could be worse. Lockout averted, for now.
NFL Lockout Update: A 24-Hour Extension…Disaster Avoided For Now
The NFL and NFLPA agreed upon a 24-hour extension of the current collective bargaining agreement on Thursday. According to numerous sources, the extension allows both sides to examine prospective deals past the original deadline of Thursday at 11:59 p.m. ET.
NFL Lockout Watch: The Final Countdown
Cross your fingers and pray for a CBA resolution before midnight eastern time…or at the very least, an extension.
NFL Lockout Prep: Don’t Ask Brandon Graham For A Loan
The NFL stands nearly 24 hours away from the end of its collective bargaining agreement and perhaps, the beginning of a lockout. Players are starting to feel the heat according to a report out of Philadelphia.
The JMRA Week In Review: Tom Brady Is A Playmaker
By this time next week, we could be at the beginning stages of a long NFL work stoppage. Thus, it’s time to celebrate the NFL one last Sunday before our worst nightmare as sports fans begins.
A Stitch In Time: The 1987 NFL Strike
The NFL’s last work stoppage came in 1987 when the NFLPA decided to strike, prompting the league to use replacement players. The strike only lasted a month but damaged the season’s quality for three weeks when Guido Merkens and some guy named Sean Payton were forced to take […]
Lockout Or No Lockout, Madden ’12 Will Happen
One of the many concerns voiced by fans over a potential NFL lockout deals the Madden video game series put together by Electronic Arts.
Joe Montana's Right Arm 