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Gridiron Gridlock: NFL Labor Talks Start to Turn Nasty

WASHINGTON -- Had enough of the he-said, he-said rancor between the NFL and players? Don't expect it to go away anytime soon. The outcome of the league's first work stoppage since 1987 could be decided in court; the first hearing on the players' request for an injunction to block the owners' lockout was scheduled for...

Fans Will Fault NFL Owners for Lockout

The NFL is headed for a lockout and the court of public perception is forming. For the first time in labor history, the jury is going to convict the guys in the $3,000 suits. That's because they're acting like the guys in the $2,000 suits. NFL owners are emulating the players, which is the one sure way to infuriate an...

Players: Expanded Season Would Mean More Money, More Problems

NFL owners met in Atlanta to discuss plans for an 18-game schedule. The bet is the schedule will be expanded, but what will come with it for the players? More money? Or just more injuries. Here are some views around the NFC South. Todd McClure, a 12-year veteran with the Falcons, told the Atlanta newspaper that NFL...

Owners Approve Stan Kroenke's Purchase of Remaining Rams' Stock

It took the better part of the 2010 calendar year, but the St. Louis Rams' ownership question is finally settled. Stan Kroenke, the Rams' minority owner who also owns the NHL's Colorado Avalanche and the NBA's Denver Nuggets, was approved by a full and unanimous vote of the NFL owners. Kroenke already owned 40 percent of...

Stan Kroenke May Get Approval for Purchase of Rams By Wednesday

The ownership of the St. Louis Rams could be settled as soon as Wednesday, when NFL owners could vote to approve the sale of the 60 percent of the Rams that he doesn't own to Stan Kroenke. According to Sports Business Journal's Daniel Kaplan, Kroenke is trying to buy the portion of the team currently owned by the children...

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07/22/11 NFL owners OK labor deal, players do not Source: The Business Review - Albany NY In the most anticipated and covered owners meetings in National Football League National Football League Latest from The Business Journals NFL owners ratify collective bargaining agreement NFL owners vote to end lockout NFL owners OK labor deal, players do not Follow this company history, the league's 32 most powerful men ratified a proposal to end the more than four-month old lockout.
07/22/11 Reports: NFL votes to end lockout Source: Business First - Louisville KY The owners of the 32 teams in the National Football League National Football League Latest from The Business Journals NFL owners ratify collective bargaining agreement NFL owners vote to end lockout NFL owners OK labor deal, players do not Follow this company have approved a new 10-year labor agreement with the players and decided to end the league's lockout if players approve the deal, according to ESPN.com. The owners' moves put the onus on the players to decide whether to put the league back in business.