Nfl, Union Set To Continue Negotiations (ap)

admin | March 7, 2011, 13:00 | Comments Off

Five more days. Negotiators for the NFL and the players’ union begin five days and nights — at least — of talks toward reaching a new collective bargaining agreement on Monday. Failure by the time Friday ends could mean the first pro football work stoppage since 1987. Enough progress was made in 11 days of meetings overseen by federal mediator George Cohen that two extensions to the current…

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