[BigRedChief]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

I think that if NFL tries to force their losses on the players, the NFLPA will revolt, maybe even to the point of striking, which would hurt the owners even more considering they're hoping to negotiate the biggest TV deal(s) of all time before the start of the 2021 season.

I think it's far more likely that the owners and NFLPA come to an agreement in which the owners receive a larger percentage of the cap over the next 11 years of their new CBA to lesson the burden. So for example, if each team loses $100 million due to the loss of parking, ticket sales and concessions, the owners in turn keep $5 million to themselves for the next 10 years in order to recoup their 2020 losses.

That way, no one takes a pay cut, the owners break even and the NFL can continue negotiating in Good Faith with the TV networks. The salary cap would continue to rise each and every year due to ticket & concession sales and new media deals, leading to peace between the NFL and NFLPA.

Otherwise, we're likely looking at total chaos.

the NFL will get it worked out before it’s war. Baseball..... those numbskulls will **** it up and have a stoppage over money.