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The grievance of collusion, which found that the US Football Association Council/Administration encouraged the difference to violating CBA, from efforts to limit the spread of contracts entirely. There is a continuous effort to limit the spread of contracts fully guaranteed.
The vast majority of all the draft options occurred 2025 ascending deals for four years. In the second round, 30 options were not signed.
The problem is that for the first time ever, the second round was chosen on a fully guaranteed contract. It started with Jayden Higgins, the recipient of Texas, the second choice in the second round. This sparked a fully guaranteed contract, the back of the back, Braones Carson Shoisinger, the first choice in the second round.
During the 30 options, nothing happened. It is clear that the players and their agents want the largest possible number of deals to be fully guaranteed. The difference is like to draw the font as close to the third choice in the second round.
There is no complicity to do, because the common goal of limited guaranteed deals is clear. However, the current battlefield when it comes to whether the four full years of the contract will include.
None of the players will take something less than a fully guaranteed deal below EmmanWori, because they do not want to be responsible for ending full skills deals. Each team will want to be the one who succeeded in obtaining the rope and won the Guarantee Tug-O-War Award.
Ultimately, someone will have to flash. It is likely to start later in the round, with players who do not expect a full guarantee anyway. Then it can work on its way.
At some point, the player will insist on a fully guaranteed deal and the team will insist on not ensuring the deal completely and there will be no middle land.
In a rotating way, the mere presence of this problem proves that collusion, if it happens, is out of comprehensive. Texas created the impasse by becoming the first team to make a full contract to choose in the second round. If all 32 Cahoots teams have a plan to reduce contracts fully guaranteed, Texas will never do it.
However, it plays from here, one thing is clear. There will be no other written email messages or contacts that encourage the difference to resist the giving players fully guaranteed deals. Documents like those have created a major problem for the American Football Association.
A big problem will remain, if NFLPA has any tendency to take advantage of the leverage they obtained.
