WASHINGTON (AP) – A member of the NFL Players Association’s executive committee says the financial information turned over by the league “hasn’t been sufficient.”
In a telephone interview with The Associated Press and NFL Network on Tuesday, Cleveland Browns linebacker Scott Fujita says the union has retained an investment bank to help interpret what the league does provide.
Says Fujita: “We need an accurate understanding of what the numbers actually mean.”
The main sticking point in negotiations between the league and NFLPA for a new labor deal is how to divide about $9 billion in annual revenues.
Union spokesman George Atallah would not identify the bank, which he said has been advising the union for a “couple of months.”
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