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Good link from the freakonomics blog
http://freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.c...ah-on-the-lockout-and-other-pressing-matters/

dude answering questions is the executive director of external affairs for NFLPA

Makes some interesting points

 

I feel like if a player sits out while under contract, and he can fined for it... owners should still have to pay the players in a lockout. They are under contract to do so. That would change everything because then they would be held accountable for salariers, they have to put a product on the field.

 

i doubt most of the players can even understand when they're being given good advice, or poor advice.

 

But now what happens with the ONLY team that does not have a "owner"
The Green Bay packers are not owned by anyone person or entity. But 10's of 1,000's~!

 

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Fuck off SPamer