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From Browns To Clowns ... NFL Revenue Sharing Needs A Makeover

Eric Ehrmann | Posted 11.22.2009 | Sports

Read More: Super Bowl Ads, Labor Relations, Jerry Jones, Randy Lerner, Cleveland Browns, Roger Goodell, Nflpa, Eric Mangini, Nfl, Mike Holmgren, Sports News
Eric Ehrmann

The sports world socialism of NFL revenue sharing enables a team to put a bad product on the field and still show a decent bottom line.

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NFL Rookie Symposium: Was Anyone Listening?

Dr. Johnny Benjamin | Posted 08.01.2009 | Media

Read More: DeMaurice Smith, Nflpa, Nfl, Rookie, Media News
Dr. Johnny Benjamin

NFL every year dutifully mandates a 2 day Rookie Symposium in an attempt to educate, warn and caution new players. This education has been going on for the last 13 years. Has it worked?

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Is Congressman Jim Moran Inappropriately Interfering in NFL Union Chief Election?

Paula Duffy | Posted 03.04.2009 | Politics

Read More: Roger Goodell, Troy Vincent, Union Elections, Rep. Jim Moran, Gene Upshaw, Nfl, Nflpa, Department of Labor, Politics News
Paula Duffy

Congressman Jim Moran has decided it is time to poke his head into the on-going saga of who will succeed the late Gene Upshaw as the Executive Director of the NFL Players' Association (NFLPA).

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The NFL: Our Nation's Biggest Deadbeat

Dave Hollander | Posted 10.02.2008 | Entertainment

Read More: Gene Upshaw, Football, Brett Favre, Nflpa, Concussions, Nfl, North Dallas Forty, Ugene Upshaw, Entertainment News
Dave Hollander

Aren't you outraged to hear that NFL players in their early forties have been forced to sue their union so they can get the basic medical assistance they need to walk to the bathroom?

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"Spygate" Victims Defense Fund

Dave Hollander | Posted 05.27.2008 | Entertainment

Read More: Taping Scandal, Arlen Specter, New England Patriots, Spygate, Video, Matt Walsh, Bill Belichick, George Vecsey, Videotape, Roger Goodell, Spying, Nfl, Scandal, HBO Real Sports, Nflpa, Deep Throat, Entertainment News
Dave Hollander

Full-blown congressional hearings looking into football teams spying on one another is not exactly the best use of taxpayer money. But hear me loud and clear: Spygate is not a victimless crime.

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