Ongoing CBA discussions

I must be doing something wrong, I signed up for season tix a long time ago and have never heard anything

I am still on the list for the lower bowl, but from time to time they will offer you club level seats to 1. expedite you lower level waiting process 2. fill those expensive ass seats.

guys!....let me give my boy D SNYDER a call...I'm sure we can get some quality tickets....

I must be doing something wrong, I signed up for season tix a long time ago and have never heard anything

those are all a diff email, phone, and postal address for me now

signed up in 03

I must be doing something wrong, I signed up for season tix a long time ago and have never heard anything


Well, here are the details:

Ticket pricing options including tax:
Front Endzone (rows 1-15) or Sideline/Corner (rows 16-29) - $704.00/season ticket
Front Sideline/Corner (rows 1-15) - $869.00/season ticket

Sideline seats: Section 409-446 and Section 419-436.
Endzone seats: Section 410-418 and Section 437-445.
You may enroll in our “automatic upgrade” program that upgrades your seats each year when available.

In addition to the cost of the ticket, there is a flat $25.00 processing and handling fee and a one-time activation fee of $100 per seat.

All that is required to reserve your 2011 season tickets is just a $50 per seat down payment.


I don't have the money this year nor am I close enough to go to more than maybe one home game. I tend to agree with SC on this one.

Glad to see the NFL stepping up for retirees, unfortunately the NFLPA wasn't included, and so it seems as much an attempt to divide and conquer versus serious concern for the retired players.

NFL.com news: NFL will pay long-term care insurance premiums for alumni (http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d81e16c1a/article/nfl-will-pay-longterm-care-insurance-premiums-for-alumni)

Goodell: Owners committed to agreement (http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs/2010/news/story?id=6090457)

Goodell: Owners committed to agreement (http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs/2010/news/story?id=6090457)

I think the biggest thing right now is the 18 game "enhancement".

“We started this with the fans,” Goodell said. “The fans have clearly stated that they don’t like the preseason. We have a 20-game format, 16 regular season games and four preseason games, and the fans have repeatedly said the preseason games don’t meet NFL standards. And that is the basis on which we started this 18-game concept, taking two low-quality preseason games and turning them into two high-quality regular season games.”

A recent Associated Press poll, however, found that fan interest in an 18-game season was lukewarm at best. And NFL players are just about unanimous in their opposition to the 18-game season.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/02/04/roger-goodell-18-game-season-is-what-fans-want/ (http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/02/04/roger-goodell-18-game-season-is-what-fans-want/)

So this is what I hate about Goodell, what hes saying is just not true. From everything ive seen the people who really don’t like the preseason are season ticket holders, and that’s only because they are forced to buy them at regular season cost even though the value is half at best. Everyone else maybe isn’t thrilled about watching preseason games but realize it’s a important part of the game to find hidden gems and build depth.

Then he calls the current system a “20 game format” and compares it to a “18-game concept”, which to me is the NFL’s attempt to make it sound like there are less games where players can get hurt. This is a completely inaccurate comparison. 2 preseason games would still remain and a 20 game format would still exist, just 2 games now become non-preseason games.

I also think what really ended up backfiring is the NFL trying to crack down on player safety this season and then also push for a 18 game season at the same time. People see through that, the timing is too coincidental.

The Early Lead - NFL, NFL Players Association cancel second day of talks (http://voices.washingtonpost.com/early-lead/2011/02/nfl_nfl_players_association_ca.html)

The Early Lead - NFL, NFL Players Association cancel second day of talks (http://voices.washingtonpost.com/early-lead/2011/02/nfl_nfl_players_association_ca.html)

While I'm not surprised that the talks have already stalled to the point that they are canceling meetings, I am depressed about it. This is going to be one long offseason with every story being doom and gloom and not just about the Redskins either.