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Report: NFL owners seeking CBA extension in part to help fund Las Vegas stadium
Report: NFL owners seeking CBA extension in part to help fund Las Vegas stadium
The idea of the Oakland Raiders moving to Las Vegas gained significant momentum this week, as the Nevada legislature approved a bill that would raise taxes on hotel rooms to help finance a $1.9 billion, 65,000-seat domed stadium.Now, it sounds like the NFL is doing its due diligence for a potential relocation.Via ESPN.com:NFL owners have approached the NFL Players Association several times in recent months about negotiating an extension to the current collective bargaining agreement, and they plan to initiate those discussions again soon, sources close to the situation told ESPN's Dan Graziano.
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NFL owners have approached NFLPA about negotiating CBA extension
NFL owners have approached NFLPA about negotiating CBA extension
Dan Graziano says that NFL owners have approached the players union about negotiating an extension to the current collective bargaining agreement, but that the owners would have to come to the table with something dramatic to interest the union.(1:16)NFL owners have approached the NFL Players Association several times in recent months about negotiating an extension to the current collective bargaining agreement, and they plan to initiate those discussions again soon, sources close to the situation told ESPN's Dan Graziano.One reason the owners want an extension is because they have exhausted all of the stadium credits that were negotiated in the 10-year deal with the players that was signed in 2011.
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NFL CBA Negotiations: Latest News, Rumors, Speculation on Labor Talks
NFL CBA Negotiations: Latest News, Rumors, Speculation on Labor Talks
The National Football League Players Association has reportedly received multiple overtures from NFL owners in recent months about discussing terms of a new collective bargaining agreement well before the current one is set to expire in 2020.ESPN's Dan Graziano reported Saturday the owners are looking for an infusion of stadium credits as the league considers new facilities in Las Vegas for the Oakland Raiders.The credits would also potentially go toward a new stadium in San Diego for the Chargers.
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