Retirees press for inclusion in NFL labor talks
Friday, July 15, 2011
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Hall of Fame defensive end Carl Eller says retired NFL players were "not looking for a fight" when they filed a lawsuit against the league and the players' union earlier this month.
Eller says they are just looking to make sure they are not left behind while a new collective bargaining agreement is hammered out.
Eller is one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit filed on July 4. A hearing is scheduled for Aug. 8, though a new deal could be in place by then. Negotiations have picked up steam in New York this week.
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