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Negotiating a New Agreement (B): Robert Williams—Quarterback for the Metropolis Knights
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Negotiating a New Agreement (C): Mindy Fitzgerald—Owner of the Milwaukee Bobcats
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Negotiating a New Agreement (D): Mike Donaldson—Safety, Blue Mountain Goats
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Negotiating a New Agreement (E): Marcus Tatum—Owner of the San Antonio Sharks
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Negotiating a New Agreement (F): Lawrence Bell—Running Back for the Gotham Rogues
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Negotiating a New Agreement (G): John Jackson —Owner of the Compton Clovers
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Negotiating a New Agreement (A): The NFLPA and NFL Owners
This negotiating exercise is set at the time of the 2020 round of collective bargaining between the National Football League (NFL) owners and representatives from the NFL Players Association. The six parties at the bargaining table (three representatives on each side) have interests-both conflicting and compatible-regarding the preferred ultimate outcomes as well as a strained previous relationship, which serves to complicate the bargaining process. -
Negotiating a New Agreement (B): Robert Williams-Quarterback for the Metropolis Knights
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Negotiating a New Agreement (C): Mindy Fitzgerald-Owner of the Milwaukee Bobcats
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Negotiating a New Agreement (D): Mike Donaldson-Safety, Blue Mountain Goats
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Negotiating a New Agreement (E): Marcus Tatum-Owner of the San Antonio Sharks
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Negotiating a New Agreement (F): Lawrence Bell - Running Back for the Gotham Rogues
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Negotiating a New Agreement (G): John Jackson -Owner of the Compton Clovers
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Negotiating a New Agreement (A): The NFLPA and NFL Owners
This negotiating exercise is set at the time of the 2020 round of collective bargaining between the National Football League (NFL) owners and representatives from the NFL Players Association. The six parties at the bargaining table (three representatives on each side) have interests—both conflicting and compatible—regarding the preferred ultimate outcomes as well as a strained previous relationship, which serves to complicate the bargaining process.