NFL: "We do not believe it is appropriate for football activities to take place"

NFL spokesperson Greg Aiello issued a statement to NFL.com's Jason La Canfora on Tuesday about how teams should respond to U.S. District Judge Susan Richard Nelson's ruling to end the lockout. So far, players who have arrived at team facilities have been unable to train or see coaches.

The full statement:

"We are going to proceed in an orderly way that is fair to the teams and players and complies with court orders. Players are being treated with courtesy and respect at club facilities. We do not believe it is appropriate for football activities to take place until there are further rulings from the court. Under the last set of proposals made to the NFLPA, teams wouldn't even be into offseason programs yet. We need a few days to sort this out, as NFLPA attorney Jim Quinn indicated last night."

 

Source: http://www.profootballweekly.com/2011/04/26/nfl-we-do-not-believe-it-is-appropriate-for-footba

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