The Sports Business Professor and NFLPA Contract Advisor, Robert Boland, gives his perspective on NFL legal matters.
Eagles use sound judgment: Get rid of a player a year too soon rather than a year too late.
Unhappy coaches might indicate potential rift with ownership. Is the union listening?
Jets owner should pick his battles more carefully.
Testimony continues after NFL drug czar’s accusations.
Cromartie deal helps the Jets, but does he bring baggage?
Bears and Panthers take different tracks this offseason.
Owners may have one more weapon in their arsenal.
An investor’s rules can help clubs draft and sign players.
If sale falls through, finding another buyer won’t be easy.
Why it’s best to get rid of a player a year too soon.
Edwards’ comments on Goodell’s pay cut to heart of labor dispute.
Salary escalators are necessary to getting a good deal for union.
