TAMPA (WFLA) — The NFL players reportedly voted to approve the proposed collective bargaining agreement with team owners, enacting major changes to the league starting this season.
According to the NFL Players Association, the players just barely approved the new CBA 1019-959.
The new labor agreement gives the NFL “10 more years of labor peace, players an increased share of revenue, former players added benefits, and the league 17-game regular season along with an expanded playoff field,” ESNP’s Adam Schefter tweeted.
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