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ESPNews: NFL Owners APPROVE new 6-year CBA! Update: Vote 30-2 (Buffalo and Cinci)
Now we're talking!
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Update: 6-year extension of CBA...within last 10 minutes...free agency still set to begin at 12:01 tonight.
Vote 30-2...according to Mortensen - Buffalo and Cinci voted it down |
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AWESOME
FRICKIN GREAT NEWS how come buff and cincy were the two to say no |
http://www.kffl.com/hotw/nfl
NFL | Owners approve new labor deal Wed, 8 Mar 2006 17:41:25 -0800 ESPNews reports NFL owners have approved the NFLPA's offer for a new collective bargaining agreement. The extension will last six years and take the league through the 2012 season. It is unknown what the salary cap will be for the 2006 season, but it will be higher than the previously reported $94.5 million. |
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Numbers per 2004 22. Buffalo Bills $173 mil. 24. Cincinnati Bengals $171 mil. 2. New England Patriots $236 mil. |
do teams still have until 11 to get under the new cap, whatever it is? Maybe that is mute because most of the team are within 10mil of the old $94 mil cap anyway.
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Cap this year to be 104 per ESPN News
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I guess they still do have until 11. |
I will be the first to ask......If my math is right this puts the Pats 14 million under the cap before they cut anyone else. Does this mean they bump up the offer to Adam?
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