How Terrell Owens, Collective Bargaining, and Forfeiture Restrictions Created a Moral Hazard that Caused the NFL Crime Wave and What It Meant for Michael Vick
By David C. Weiss, February 8, 2012
This post has been viewed 1,699 times.
The article claims that after Terrell Owens lost his grievance in 2005, the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA) won discipline and salary forfeiture amendments to the NFL’s Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) that reversed years of NFL arbitration precedent. The article further describes the basic structure of the CBA and the NFL Player Contract, detailing arbitrations preceding the 2006 CBA.
