After a contentious search process, N.F.L. players will select a new union chief in six weeks, and that’s when the real contentions will begin.
The union said here Thursday that a study it commissioned showed that teams made an average profit of at least $24 million last year, even though owners, who have opted out of the existing labor agreement, have claimed that the financial crisis is squeezing their margins, and has caused some teams and the league office to lay off employees.
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