http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/sports/football/nfl/san_francisco_49ers/14388427.htm
Ralph Wilson will be on the CBA committee.
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Ralph Wilson will be on the CBA committee.
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"Ralph Wilson, whose vocal complaints sparked Thursday's meeting, will be one of eight owners on a committee that will hammer out details of how teams will qualify for NFL money under the new labor agreement."
Tunescribe said:Too bad, I was hoping to see Baltimore in the AFCE.
Murphys95 said:Just a hunch, but it seems to me that Ralph Wilson got what he wanted.
The squeaky wheel gets the grease.
MoLewisrocks said:That strategy may prove to be short sighted, much like approving the recent CBA. There was some speculation a week or two ago that the league giving in to Ralph now to soothe his ego (and get him to quit whining to politicians) could lead to a situation in 2008 where the haves decide to say screw it and opt to let the CBA run out and welcome the uncapped NFL back in 2009 and let the chips fall where they may in 2010 with the NFLPA. With several new stadiums coming on line in the next few years, mostly paid for by taxpayers, there will be a lot more haves increasingly unwilling to share the bulk their newly expanding revenue streams with both the dinosaurs and incompetents of the league and the union.
You are too silly. The franchises are not in competition? Ha ha ha ha. Tell me again.upstater1 said:I'll say this again. The NFL is not set up as a competition between the various franchises.