nfl lockout

Believe it or not, the NFL lockout will actually help the league this season.

As expected, things did not go smoothly Friday and it looks like the NFL lockout will last through this weekend as the NFLPA reviews the owners proposed deal.

The NFL lockout could finally come to an end on Friday if the NFL Players Association votes in favor of accepting the terms of a new CBA.  Keep hope alive.

It's Day #127 of the NFL Lockout but it looks like it might be over soon. Today, the NFL players are voting on a settlement and tomorrow, the owners will vote on the new CBA. You might be angry at the NFL right now, but when the league comes back - so will you!

Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, and Drew Brees all say that "it is time" for the NFL lockout to end.  I really hope it didn't take all three of them to be able to come to this conclusion.

I don’t know why a guy making the amount of money that Chris Johnson is, is eating a big bowl of instant noodles. On top of that he is frying them and the whole time they are cooking he is yelling “Noodle Game Noodle Game”. I Guess the lock out is effecting players in different ways, Mark Sanchez is busy getting it on with hot Hollywood trim while holding camps for his teammates to get into footba

Brian Sinkoff was joined on "Sound-Off with Sinkoff" Monday (6/6/11) by NY Giants beat writer Ralph Vacchiano from the NY Daily News.

This event is scheduled every year to teach young NFL players how to deal with fame and fortune. Just the latest casualty in the NFL lockout saga, but this one will be one that will hurt the league for years.

The NFL lockout is now in its 55th day and the reality of having no football this fall is starting to sink in. What's even more alarming is how this lockout will affect us here in the Capital Region.

Brian Sinkoff was joined on "Sound-off with Sinkoff" Tuesday (4/26/11) by Penn State sports law professor Stephen Ross.

Adrian Peterson makes a horrible analogy. "Modern-day slavery" isn't the best way to describe how NFL owners are profiting off of the players.

Josh Freeman had a stellar second season for the Tampa Bay Bucs in 2010.  He's taking an interesting step to make sure his production doesn't slip in 2011.