WTH?

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(03-11-2023, 10:30 PM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: Yes, it can't be the players who graded the Bengals poorly, and it can't be the Bengals trying to remove a law protecting professional athletes in the entire state.

It must just be a series of conspiracies against the Bengals and only the Bengals.

Nothing in the last 30 years of Bengals football would ever make you think anything could be the Bengals fault. 

The players didn't grade the Bengals poorly. The players provided answers to a questionnaire and the NFLPA assigned a grade according to some unknown rubric. It was in the NFLPA's interest to grade owners poorly, just as it's in their interest to get folks fired up over this even if those folks don't have clue on how it works.

The NFLPA would love for owners to have to cover a lifetime of medical expenses for the players then they wouldn't have to provide long-term medical insurance to members of their association. 

Worker's compensation is to cover wages missed at work and medical expenses directly related. It is not long-term health insurance. 

Hell texas doesn't even have Worker's comp laws. What do we think about ALL the pro teams in that state?