It was long assumed that, if/when a lockout started, players from various teams would find a way to organize their own workouts and practices. Omar Kelly of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports that Dolphins players hope to get together for lockout workouts and practices, but that agents are advising them to avoid risking injury.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...ganize-practices-agents-advising-them-not-to/
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during any lockout, Rosenhaus should be locked out from any of his players. I'd want my players in top shape. tell them to get the disability insurance, even a big policy, so they don'thave to worry about getting hurt in these practices.
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I wonder who is trying to organize these practices??? I'm guessing Chad Henne.
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That's about as funny as the Ted Ginn and his family jokes used to be. :pity: -
Now you're making too much sense. And it's a good thing you were not involved with the NFL/NFLPA negotiations.Ohio Fanatic likes this.
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Seriously. What a dick. You know he's only worrying about his own pockets. Greedy bastard.
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Players get injured in non official capacity they dont' get any money, I don't think.
Hes worried about his own pockets, sure, who isn't. The thing is, if you align your pockets with your client's pockets, then the interests are aligned. -
Since the NFLPA (supposedly) decertified, they lost all regulatory power over the agents. The agents can do whatever they want.
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The agents are doing what the former NFLPA is asking them to do though. It's because their health insurance is no longer available.