Nothing is set in stone, but the 98-day NFL lockout appears to be going the way of the drop-kick field goal and the number 00.
In a meeting today in Chicago with NFL owners, commissioner Roger Goodell has laid bare the details of a proposed collective bargaining agreement that would allow the 2011-12 campaign to proceed on schedule. Tuesday’s sit-down marks the first time all 32 franchise owners have convened since the lockout began.
According to ESPN’s Chris Mortensen, the new CAB offers a simplified revenue-sharing formula, one that would see NFL players lay claim to 48 percent of all dollars taken in by the league.
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