NFL free agency is expected to begin roughly one week after the finalization of a new Collective Bargaining Agreement. For now, the expectation is that an agreement will be done this Thursday. Teams will get three days to study the new labor rules, followed by three days to sign undrafted rookies and "keep their own." Free agency should start on the seventh day, now estimated at July 28 (not July 25). Bart Hubbuch of the New York Post describes free agency as "a fire drill. ... Packing four months of moves into about four days." Source: Liz Mullen: Twitter.com
seriously does anyone give a crap? it was all supposed to be over the first week of july, then everything was supposed to be done on july 15th, then results were expected on july 17th and now eveything has come and gone and they give us new dates to look forward to
Yeah. It sucks. -.- Stop giving us dates..and then letting it fall apart. Such a tease. I'm tired of it.
