BLOG: End Of Lockout Leads To Carnage At The Castle
Everyone wanted football back, but Monday's news from Owings Mills reminded us of the harsh business side of the NFL.
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Everyone wanted football back, but Monday's news from Owings Mills reminded us of the harsh business side of the NFL.
The ink wasn't even dry on the new CBA between the NFL owners and players when the Baltimore Ravens broke out a giant pair of scissors.
Let's talk Peyton Manning touchdown passes, not antitrust lawsuits. Let's talk Troy Polamalu interceptions, not court interventions. And let's talk football, not lockout.
Minutes after NFL players approved a deal to end the lockout, the boisterous voice of coach Rex Ryan was booming in the phone lines of Jets season ticket holders.
NFL owners and players were all smiles after agreeing on a new labor deal. And why not? Both sides were feeling like winners.
It's just business - but, it hurts!
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Joy turns to harsh reality. The Ravens are poised to cut about $18 million to make room under the new salary cap.
ESPN's Trey Wingo, host of NFL Live joined The Scott Garceau Show and talked about finally being able to talk some football.
Jason Cole, NFL Writer with Yahoo! Sports joined The Scott Garceau Show and talked about the newly signed CBA.
Will Brinson, of CBSSports.com, joins the Bob Haynie Show to discuss the end of the NFL Lockout.
The 32 NFLPA reps voted unanimously to approve the CBA on Monday afternoon, according to NFLPA spokesman George Atallah.
Aaron Wilson joins Vinny and Kenny for his weekly talk on the Ravens.
