ESPN’s Don Van Natta Jr. and Kalyn Kahler, citing a confidential document, report that federal investigators are looking into the NFL Players Association
Former NFL center and NFL Player Association president JC Tretter is resigning from his role as the union's chief strategy officer, he told CBS Sports in an interview Sunday.
Former NFLPA president JC Tretter has abruptly resigned from the union, further complicating its situation after the exit of executive director Lloyd Howell.
Jonathan Jones of CBS Sports reports that former NFLPA President and current Chief Strategy Officer JC Tretter is resigning from the NFLPA, noting he has nothing left to give to the organization.
Instead of being a candidate to replace Lloyd Howell as the NFLPA’s executive director, JC Tretter will instead step aside from the union. The former NFLPA president said in an interview with CBS Sports’ Jonathan Jones he will resign.
The NFLPA is continuing to navigate the fallout of a series of revelations about executive director Lloyd Howell and his subsequent resignation. The union’s 32 player representatives met on Friday night to discuss the next steps regarding Howell’s now-vacant position.
Much has been made recently about the collusion grievance filed by the NFLPA against the NFL and the fallout from an arbitrator’s findings on the case being made public.
Lloyd Howell threw NFL Players Association leadership a bone late Thursday night when he stunningly retired following numerous scandals, concluding the shortest tenure as lead NFLPA executive in the union's history.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers tend to stay out of any major headlines in the NFL, especially when it comes to negative press about their ownership team.
A collusion grievance filed by the NFLPA was dismissed earlier this year due to the lack of evidence that NFL teams actually follow the league's advice to avoid fully-guaranteed contracts.
NFL Players Association president JC Tretter suggested without directly saying running backs should consider faking injuries for contract-related reasons.
The wristband debacle is just the latest in a constant battle between the NFL and its players with regard to players getting vaccinated, even though the vaccination rate across the league has increased significantly.