The report: NFLPA will not participate in negotiations with the US Football Association until next year

With the American Football Association’s intention to expand the normal season to 18 games, the American Football Association will press a temporary pause.

Mark Musk from Washington Post Reports that nflpa “It is not expected to participate“In bargaining with the league, about 18 games, or any other issues,” even at least early next year. “

There was a belief that the conversations would be condensed this summer. The reason for the delay is unclear.

Some will believe that the talks were put forward because the union is dealing with a federal investigation regarding its relationship with Oneteam. “He has nothing to do with that,” a source whose name did not reveal on Musk insisted. (Which may only cause some to believe Everything To do this.)

The update comes at a time when the questions are still revolving (even if the few are talking about it) regarding NFLPA’s failure to use its last success in the case of collusion, regarding judgment, regarding evidence, in its full benefit. From a media raid to refer the issue to the Ministry of Justice to any/all forms of rabbit shepherds, the union did nothing.

The league will get 18 games; It is just a matter of when. At the latest, this will happen after the expiration of the current collective negotiation agreement. Malcon will close the players until they realize that they are about to lose game checks. This is when they take the best deal on the table, agree to 18 games, and move forward.

Will the American Football Association give up to 18 sooner? Here’s the most important thing to see – the Super Bowl timing that will be played in Atlanta in early 2028.

Currently, there is no date for that. If/when he is imprisoned based on the current formula of 17 games, the league will be approved mainly that 18 will wait until at least 2028 season.

The risks seem to be much greater than 18 games. The owners want to expand the current limit of 10 international games every year to 16 years. It appears that the unjustified comments from Commissioner Roger Godel in the latest ownership royal meetings are a strong hint in an attempt to wave on the horizon to stop giving players half a pie that continues to grow, grow and grow.

The two sides can negotiate at any time. Delaying Union is either a strategic issue or a necessity. Our guess, given the stormy clouds that are currently gathering for the union, is that it is the last – despite the denial of the source whose name has not been revealed.

Or perhaps because of that.