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Originally Posted by 70Chip
"Rumors have been that Tagliabue is poised to move forward with the labor accord, even if it means delaying an internal agreement on revenue sharing among his constituents, but several owners said privately this week they prefer their internecine issues be resolved before they engage NFLPA executive director Gene Upshaw again. The fear among the smaller-revenue teams remains that clubs such as the Washington Redskins, who are paying their offensive and defensive coordinators more than several franchises are paying their head coaches, have gained too big a spending edge."
I have my answer from the hated Lenny P. They're ganging up against us.
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On that note, this article says that Upshaw doesn't view it as a roadblock to extending the CBA. Of course he wouldn't because he doesn't represent the coaches, the owners have to decide amongst themselves what to do about this. We'll see what happens with all of this stuff, it seems to be getting more complicated by the day.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/sport...4644-3194r.htm