Talk:NFL Alumni

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History[edit]

This article needs information about how the original group, the NFL Alumni Association was formed when it became apparent that the NFL Players Association was going to do nothing in its collective bargaining agreement for anyone who played in the league prior to the mid-1950s. This lack of concern for the players' predecessors led to the older former players forming the NFLAA, largely in an effort to shame the NFLPA into including them in any agreement which it reached with the owners. The animosity between the two groups was quite high at one point. 2600:1004:B160:8C53:AD87:BF2B:3205:A67C (talk) 23:03, 5 May 2015 (UTC)[reply]