How the New CBA Affects the NFL | The Ringer NFL Show

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🗓️ 15 March 2020

⏱️ 23 minutes

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After 10 months of negotiations, the NFL Players Association has approved a new collective bargaining agreement, which will administer its relationship with the league for the next 11 years. We clarify what the deal entails, including a rise in player minimum salaries, an extra regular-season game, a padded practice limit, and much more (0:35). Then we discuss the Ravens' trade for Calais Campbell, and Ryan Tannehill’s extension with the Titans (13:50). Host: Kevin Clark Guest: Danny Heifetz Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	It's the Ring Run I Fell Show, part of the Ring Run Podcast Network.
0:07.3	I'm Kevin Clark, emergency pod time.
0:09.8	New CPA has been struck, Danny Hype, it's joined me, Danny, how you doing buddy?
0:13.2	I am fantastic, how are you?
0:15.2	I'm good, we're recording the least serious emergency pod of the month for anybody.
0:20.2	Yeah, it's probably accurate.
0:23.8	Producer Craig just referred to a quarantine as a teen.
0:28.9	I will not be stealing that, although I'd like to.
0:34.6	A new CPA has been struck and, quite frankly, news in the NFL starts.
0:39.0	The offseason has essentially started within a couple of hours of the vote, which was
0:44.7	Razer Than, 1119, yeses to 959, nose.
0:49.6	Clay's Campbell's been traded to the Ravens.
0:51.6	Ryan Tannihill has struck a deal to stay with the Titans there by limiting Tom Brady's market.
0:57.5	This is what we expected.
0:59.5	There's a certain team for the next decade in labor.
1:03.7	Getting to that point was quite contentious, we'll get to that in a second.
1:06.7	But now teams understand what they're going to do.
1:09.4	There were teams out at Mike Sando's point in the athletic.
1:11.9	The last two cases were interesting, about teams like the Falcons or the Steelers or the Vikings
1:15.9	or the Saints who are always up against it, who don't have a lot of cap space and they didn't
1:19.9	really have much direction. They were hand-cuffed by the 2020 rules as currently put in place.
1:25.3	And so now those teams know what to do. Guys like Patrick Mahomes,
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