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NFL's CBA Agreement Not Well Received By All

The NFL passed a new collective bargaining agreement and left some players and their spouses unhappy.
NFL's CBA Agreement Not Well Received By All
NFL's CBA Agreement Not Well Received By All

Almost 2,000 NFL players voted to ratify a new collective bargaining agreement that will run through the next 11 seasons.

The agreement had a few new amendments including: 

- Two playoff teams added for 2020.

- A 17-game season starting in 2021.

- An increase in league minimum salaries.

- An increase in player revenue share. 

The changes didn't sit well with a number of players and their spouses, including NFL Player's Association representative Malcolm Jenkins as well as Eric Reid. They took to social media to voice their displeasure. 

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