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NFL Confirms Owners Will Meet On Last Day Of Current CBA
Published February 14, 2011
The NFL confirmed owners will meet as a group March 3 in Ft. Lauderdale, the day the league’s CBA is set to expire. Committee meetings will precede the full ownership gathering on March 1-2, NFL Senior VP/PR Greg Aiello said. The early March meetings are a regular on the NFL calendar, but only as committee meetings. The expiration of the CBA necessitated making the last day a full owners meeting. The two sides are far apart on reaching a new deal, and the league is expected to lock out the players soon after the expiration of the deal.
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