NFLPA Exec Director D. Smith's future may be tenuous

[jetstream23]

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/23/nflpa-executive-directors-future-in-doubt.html

[Jetsfan80]

lol.  Maybe they should have thought about that before signing the dotted line?

And maybe they should also be addressing the fact that 20 % of players didn't vote on the CBA?

Idiots.  

[ASH1962]

This reminds me of firing the GM 3 weeks after the draft LOL

[Jetsfan80]

3 hours ago, ASH1962 said:

This reminds me of firing the GM 3 weeks after the draft LOL

Except in this case the Exec Director they left in charge made a decision that determined the next 10 years of football. 

Idiots.

[jetscrazey]

The only way the players will get get substantially more is with an ugly work stoppage.  They had their chance to elect a hard liner in Sean Gilbert to take that stance but he didn’t win.  The majority of the players (the lower earners) just want to keep things going. 

[pdxgreen]

I am sure the owners don't want him to leave.  Yuk.  Yuk.  Yuk.

[Beerfish]

Said this would happen before the vote.

[JetsFanatic]

The new CBA is the best deal the Players have had.  This CBA helps the bottom 2/3 of the players, raised the players share to 48.5% of the revenues  and increases health benefits for retired players and limits the franchise/transition tags to only one. The top tier players make good money.  I have no idea what the players who don't like this deal wanted.