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RockRaven

(16,294 posts)
1. As reported by ProFootballTalk/NBC, the NFL wanted him to sign a waiver which would
Sun Nov 17, 2019, 11:24 AM
Nov 2019

have shielded the NFL from any future collusion claim -- something his prior settlement did not do. Without signing that waiver, the NFL would not let him do the workout at the Falcons' facility.

This whole thing was arranged by the NFL at the instigation of one of their lawyers (PFT even names him) for the purposes of getting him to sign away his labor rights going forward, and put him in a bind: sign his rights away or look flakey. He chose option 2 and did the workout at a place of his own arrangement. It is not a good look, but the NFL's actions here are dishonorable.

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