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Associated Press
Monday, September 28, 2009 The NFL and the players union will hold a negotiating session Tuesday, with NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith hopeful of getting a formal proposal from the owners. The NFL opted out of the collective bargaining agreement last year, although the contract won't expire until after the 2010 season. That season will not have a salary cap under the current CBA, and Smith says he is hopeful of having an agreement before then. Team owners say the contract, negotiated in 2006 by former commissio ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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