Mediation comes to a halt?

After just starting, mediation has already stopped. However, it is said to resume sometime during the middle of May. The break happens to be due to the judge's other obligations and priorities. With the NFL draft happening in a little over a week, this could not of been a worse time to stop mediation.

2011 Regular season schedule released...only question is, will it be played?

Although it is still unsure if there will be a 2011 season, schedule was released.

Below is a link so you can checkout it out for yourself:
http://proplayerinsiders.com/nfl-releases-2011-12-schedule/

Preseason Schedule Set...

The preseaon schedule is set but who knows whether or not the games will be held. The lockout has being underway now for a little over month and with mediation taking place as of today, hopefully the owners and players can come to an agreement soon!...Here's a look at the possible schedule:

2011 NFL preseason schedule (All times ET)
Hall of Fame Game
Aug. 7	Chicago vs. St. Louis, at Canton, Ohio, 8 p.m. (NBC)
Week 1 (Aug. 11-15)
Aug. 11	Seattle at San Diego, 8 p.m. (ESPN)
Aug. 13	Arizona at Oakland
Aug. 13	Baltimore at Philadelphia
Aug. 13	Buffalo at Chicago
Aug. 13	Cincinnati at Detroit
Aug. 13	Denver at Dallas
Aug. 13	Green Bay at Cleveland
Aug. 13	Indianapolis at St. Louis
Aug. 13	Jacksonville at New England
Aug. 13	Miami at Atlanta
Aug. 13	Minnesota at Tennessee
Aug. 13	N.Y. Giants at Carolina
Aug. 13	Pittsburgh at Washington
Aug. 13	San Francisco at New Orleans
Aug. 15	N.Y. Jets at Houston, 8 p.m. (ESPN)
Week 2 (Aug. 18-22)
Aug. 18	Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. (FOX)
Aug. 19	Atlanta at Jacksonville, 8 p.m. (FOX)
Aug. 20	Arizona at Green Bay
Aug. 20	Buffalo at Denver
Aug. 20	Carolina at Miami
Aug. 20	Cincinnati at N.Y. Jets
Aug. 20	Detroit at Cleveland
Aug. 20	Kansas City at Baltimore
Aug. 20	Minnesota at Seattle
Aug. 20	New England at Tampa Bay
Aug. 20	New Orleans at Houston
Aug. 20	Oakland at San Francisco
Aug. 20	San Diego at Dallas
Aug. 20	Tennessee at St. Louis
Aug. 20	Washington at Indianapolis
Aug. 22	Chicago at N.Y. Giants, 8 p.m. (ESPN)
Week 3 (Aug. 25-28)
Aug. 25	Washington at Baltimore, 8 p.m. (ESPN)
Aug. 26	Green Bay at Indianapolis, 8 p.m. (CBS)
Aug. 27	Atlanta at Pittsburgh
Aug. 27	Carolina at Cincinnati
Aug. 27	Chicago at Tennessee
Aug. 27	Cleveland at Philadelphia
Aug. 27	Dallas at Minnesota
Aug. 27	Houston at San Francisco
Aug. 27	Jacksonville at Buffalo
Aug. 27	Miami at Tampa Bay
Aug. 27	N.Y. Jets at N.Y. Giants
Aug. 27	San Diego at Arizona
Aug. 27	Seattle at Denver
Aug. 27	St. Louis at Kansas City
Aug. 27	New England at Detroit, 8 p.m. (CBS)
Aug. 28	New Orleans at Oakland, 8 p.m. (NBC)
Week 4 (Sept. 1-2)
Sept. 1	Baltimore at Atlanta
Sept. 1	Cleveland at Chicago
Sept. 1	Dallas at Miami
Sept. 1	Denver at Arizona
Sept. 1	Detroit at Buffalo
Sept. 1	Houston at Minnesota
Sept. 1	Indianapolis at Cincinnati
Sept. 1	Kansas City at Green Bay
Sept. 1	N.Y. Giants at New England
Sept. 1	Oakland at Seattle
Sept. 1	Philadelphia at N.Y. Jets
Sept. 1	Pittsburgh at Carolina
Sept. 1	San Francisco at San Diego
Sept. 1	St. Louis at Jacksonville
Sept. 1	Tampa Bay at Washington
Sept. 1	Tennessee at New Orleans

Mediation Begins!

http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=6352448

http://www.nfllockout.com/category/lockoutnews/

Chad Ochocinco the next David Beckham?

Need to know lockout Facts:

*Estimated $160 million would be lost in each NFL city

*Over 115,000 jobs would be effected

*NFL owners want to increase the amount of games, therefore increasing each player’s risk of injury, but decreasing salaries.

*The average NFL career is only 3.6 years.  It takes 3 accredited years to get just 5 years of post career healthcare.