Congressional Hearings on C-Span
Oct 28, 2009
The day’s session has concluded and is now online in its entirety for viewing. Click on the morning or afternoon clip below to go directly to C-Span site to view.
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Dave Pear
October 28th, 2009 at 3:09 pm #
Dear Commissioner Goodell,
Do you agree with Rep. Maxine Waters?
“When Goodell said that talks between owners and players are in the early stages, Waters said it’s time “for Congress to take a look at your antitrust exemption” and that she thinks it should be removed.”
Sincerely,
Dave & Heidi Pear
John Etter
October 29th, 2009 at 8:14 am #
Dave,
I agree Congress should be looking at removing the NFL’s anti-trust exemption if immediate and substantive action by the NFL on player head injuries and player disability payments is not forthcoming. The anti-trust exemption affords the NFL obvious advantages other businesses do not enjoy, resulting in greater profitability. As such, the NFL is obliged to treat its labor force (the players, current and retired) as more than an expense figure to be reckoned with on their bottom line.
John Etter
UW Huskies