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The National Football League and its players union are working toward an agreement that would move the 2014 draft to a month later, according to the NFL’s website.
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The National Football League will reinforce its policy against discrimination based on sexual orientation this season, an initiative that includes a letter to players and posters in locker rooms throughout the league.
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With a device called ProCap, Bert Straus says he invented headgear that could reduce concussions in National Football League games. He never got the chance.
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The executive director of the National Football League players union said a player lockout next season is a “near certainty,” and that it would cost the U.S. economy an estimated $5 billion in lost wages, taxes and other revenue if the entire season is canceled.
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The National Football League must take steps to ensure that teams don’t discriminate against players or recruits based on sexual orientation, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said.
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National Football League team owners must end their month-old player lockout, a federal judge ruled, prompting the owners to move immediately to appeal.
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The National Football League is reviewing the behavior of its replacement officials on social- media websites after replacing a crew member assigned to call the New Orleans Saints’ game yesterday because photos on Facebook showed him wearing the team’s gear.
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The National Football League and its players union are unlikely to reach a labor agreement before this season’s Super Bowl title game, union head Kevin Mawae said.
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Larry Centers and Troy Vincent were among more than 60 former National Football League players suing the organization’s management council to overturn an arbitration decision that bars them from seeking workers compensation in California.
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The National Football League and its players concluded their latest court-ordered mediation today without reaching a contract agreement.
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