Dak’s probably not on the hot seat, because his $60 million per year contract would wreak havoc on the salary cap if the ...

While the NFL technically won the collusion grievance over the effort to suppress guaranteed salaries, the NFL Players Association scored a partial victory.

Why the NFLPA would have done this is unclear. But the report exposes executive director Lloyd Howell Jr. to further scrutiny ...

The NFL and NFLPA agreed to pause “everything” in regard to litigation following January’s collusion ruling, according to NBC ...

The secret agreement between the NFL and NFL Players Association to conceal the ruling in the collusion case regarding fully-guaranteed contracts included an important provision that will allow the ...

While in New Orleans for Super Bowl LIX this past February, NFL Players Association executive director Lloyd Howell Jr.

The NFL Players Association is appealing an arbitrators' ruling that found insufficient evidence of collusion among team owners over salary negotiations, ESPN reported on Wednesday.

The NFL Players Association is appealing an arbitrator’s ruling regarding collusion by owners over quarterback salaries, a person with knowledge of the decision told The Associated Press on Wednesday.

It was just a few short weeks ago that Mike Florio and Pablo Torre teamed up to expose a secret NFL collusion ruling. The founder of Pro Football Talk and the host of Pablo Torre Finds Out joined ...

According to Don Van Natta Jr. and Kalyn Kahler of ESPN.com, "the NFLPA, led by executive director Lloyd Howell Jr., decided to seek an appeal of the ruling " on Tuesday night.

Allen Lazard is under contract here. So for the Jets and the Steelers and a trade, "Lazard's thinking'' should be immaterial.