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Court engaged in "settlement talks", court-ordered mediation for next week cancelled!


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Anyway you could cut and paste. My company blocks rotoworld

Citing multiple sources, CBSSports.com's Mike Freeman reports a deal could be reached between the owners and players before the Eight Circuit issues a ruling on the lockout, likely in July.

The talks are delicate, and a settlement hinges on keeping the attorneys out of the negotiating room. SI.com's Peter King backs Freeman's report while making it clear that a deal is no sure thing. "But I'm more optimistic about a settlement than I've been in a while," adds King. Tom Brady, whose name headlines the anti-trust lawsuit against the NFL, is "relatively confident" that a deal will be struck.

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I am sure the players could run a $7 billion dollar business no problem just because they have a gift of athleticism. They manage the millions of dollars they have so well that they can barely make it though a couple month lock-out. I am sure they would do great things with billions. Laughable for people to think players could even begin to run the NFL....just plain laughable.

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meh..they'd do it the same way most owners got their stadiums. taxpayers pay for it.

Even if you gave them all free stadiums, the players would still run it into the ground. Plus they would need around $120-$150 million a year just in players salaries. That doesn't include any coaches or other employees to run the organization. I don't think the NFL would go a year before becoming insolvent if the players ran it.

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Letting players control a League would be about as successful as when our country started letting politicians and bankers micro mange our economy. They would run it into the ground.

Thats my main issue with players demanding so much money. In a perfect world you would take profit and divide that down the middle but the CBA as it was demanded players get 60% of the revenue (money made before subtracting expenses) which is just ridiculous to me.

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The players aren't business men, they would hire them in creating a league of their own. I am not sure who would take over and give the answers though. They don't need to be able to afford the stadium. BOA does and some PSL and/or tax payers and could go public like most teams do. Organizing a new league does take a lot of time and money and I think it looks more like a mess than a viable option.

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