So the union had to decertify in order to sue the NFL over antitrust violations. But multiple players joined together to sue the NFL. Aren't they still acting like a collective union and is this case completely invalid because of it?
Who's paying the lawyers representing multiple players?
Why didn't Tom Brady sue the NFL on his own if the NFLPA was truly decertified?
How is the NFLPA telling potential draft picks what to do if it doesn't even exist?
Can Demarcus Smith even talk to players now? Does his talking to current and potential players violate players ability to sue the NFL?
Can DirectTV, Sirius, and the Networks sue the NFL and individual players for messing up their collective businesses?
Could investors in these businesses that rely on the NFL sue the NFL and its players?
How about fans/season ticket holders?
I have to admit it would be kinda cool if everyone sued the NFL and its players right now.
Also got me wondering if agents can now talk to college kids and sign them to contracts since the NFL is in limbo?
Can they sign up high school players?
Can NFL sponsors sue the NFL? Like Budweiser
How bout companies that have naming rights on stadiums like Heinz?
How bout the airlines who will have less traffic?
How bout PlanetSteelers since we don't have anything to talk about?
Sue the NFL! It's your civic duty!
Join Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Drew Brees and the others in suing the NFL.
But also sue those guys too.
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