Goodell, Smith Meet To Set Up More CBA Talks
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has high hopes for a new collective bargaining agreement to be in place by the Super Bowl.
On Thursday, the NFL's head negotiator Jeff Pash, said it would be easier to reach a new labor agreement with the NFLPA if that agreement includes an 18-game season.
Roger Goodell and the NFL have been enforcing a new hit policy for the past seven weeks and some players seem to understand the new rule and some players don't.
The NFL and its Players' Association have agreed to extend the deadline to file a collusion claim, though the new deadline is not known to the public.
I'm not one to share my opinion, but since you asked… It's Thanksgiving and I have much to be thankful for. Watching Pitt's 2010 football season however, is not one of them.
More NFL players are taking the side of Troy Polamalu and believe the players should have more of a voice in handing out fines and suspension for illegal hits to the head.
The NFLPA has rejected a proposal from the NFL on long-term care for former players, saying the policy will exclude to many older players.
The five-time Pro Bowler is upset the league has targeted teammate James Harrison on the issue.
"The amount of money is becoming an issue," Harrison said on Thursday. The penalties total $100,000.
The meeting was held Tuesday in New York, during a day off for Steelers players.
Calls meeting with Roger Goodell productive.
