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A Developing NFLPA Scandal?

By Peter Keating

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Last week in San Francisco, a jury ordered the NFL Players Association to pay $28.1 million in damages to 2,056 retired players for not including them in payouts from software developer Electronic Arts, the maker of Madden NFL video games. Now another group of players, including some of the greatest names in NFL history, is wondering if their union has shortchanged them, too. Their reason? Players, Inc., the licensing arm of the NFLPA, helped Electronic Arts buy rights to the likenesses of nea ...

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