NFL and Referees Association show progress in labor negotiations ahead of CBA expiry
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Updated · CBS Sports · Apr 26
NFL and Referees Association show progress in labor negotiations ahead of CBA expiry
12 articles · Updated · CBS Sports · Apr 26
Commissioner Roger Goodell stated that recent talks have gained positive momentum, with the current Collective Bargaining Agreement expiring on May 31.
The NFL seeks performance-based pay for officials, while the Referees Association is pushing for a significant pay raise in the new deal.
Failure to reach an agreement could force the NFL to use replacement officials for the 2026 season, a scenario both sides hope to avoid given past controversies.
With labor talks stalled, will the NFL risk another 'Fail Mary' season by using replacement referees?
After a record-breaking season, should the Falcons pay Bijan Robinson now or risk a much higher price later?
What is holding Aaron Rodgers back from committing to the Steelers for another year after a successful season?
Are the Cowboys playing with fire by forcing George Pickens to play on a franchise tag he has not signed?
Why would the Eagles trade superstar A.J. Brown only two years after giving him a massive contract?
Did the Chiefs' trade for Jaylen Waddle officially close the door on a Tyreek Hill reunion in Kansas City?