NFLPA President Eric Winston and Executive Director DeMaurice Smith on the New CBA | Dual Threat With Ryen Russillo

The Ryen Russillo Podcast

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🗓️ 12 June 2019

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Russillo talks with Eric Winston and DeMaurice Smith of the NFL Players Association about the upcoming collective bargaining agreement set to take effect after the 2020 season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Alright everybody what's going on another edition of Dual Threat from the Ringer podcast
0:15.6	network.
0:16.6	Do we get Pearl Jam clear for this one too yet or no?
0:18.8	I'll get back to you on that.
0:20.2	Okay, let us know.
0:21.2	We have a big one for you.
0:22.5	I love CBA talk, not the basketball league, but whenever it's the NFL stuff NBA hell I
0:29.2	even like a good hockey CBA discussion.
0:31.7	I'm serious.
0:32.7	I used to be really into it.
0:33.7	0304.
0:34.7	But as of now the NFL seasons are safe at least for 19 and 20.
0:41.8	The CBA expires after the 2020 season.
0:43.9	So we have a really special guest lined up for you today.
0:47.1	Demora Smith who is the executive director of the NFL PA and he has been in that role since
0:54.2	2009 and Eric Winston who is the president of the NFL PA executive committee.
1:00.1	And he's a guy that first strapped it back in 2006.
1:02.7	We're going to have both guys joining us from their offices and we're going to talk a little
1:06.4	bit about the upcoming issues, whether it is just about a money split, which some people
1:11.0	have suggested that's all it is, but not these guys.
1:13.9	We'll talk about younger players and access to coaches, the rookie scale contract stuff.
1:19.2	Weed.
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