do they use backups in nfl for lockouts

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i know 1 sport did

EnforcerX · Answer

i know 1 sport did

jesron1269 · Answer

I would love to see a scab NFL and show both the NFL owners and players where they can stick their game.  I would not pay a dime to see a scab play live but I would watch it on TV.  BOL!

MisterMoneyline · Answer

Uhhhhhh...it&#x27;s a lockout, not a players&#x27; strike. No scabs, buddy.

EnforcerX · Answer

thanks that was it was players strike

MisterMoneyline · Answer

Yeah, and they didn&#x27;t use "backups." Backups are as much a part of the player&#x27;s union as starters.

Skipster · Answer

Oh my.

jesron1269 · Answer

&#xD;&#xA;There is a lockout because of the fact there is no collective bargaining agreement.  What is stopping the owners from moving forward with scabs?  Nothing.  My original point stands.

MisterMoneyline · Answer

[Quote: Originally Posted by jesron1269]  &#xD;&#xA;There is a lockout because of the fact there is no collective bargaining agreement.  What is stopping the owners from moving forward with scabs?  Nothing.  My original point stands.  [/Quote]Are you joking? There is plenty stopping owners from moving forward with scabs. It would be considered an unfair labor practice and the owners would be subject to fines and open themselves up to lawsuits they would have no hope of winning. Should I go on? You need to educate yourself before you continue to make erroneous claims, son.

jesron1269 · Answer

&#xD;&#xA;Oh really?  Any different that any class-action lawsuits pending in Court right now?  Unfair labor practices.  What federal or state statute are you referring to son?  Let me guess you are shooting from the hip aren&#x27;t you?  You have no idea what you are talking about and it is clear.&#xD;&#xA;In my experience people are free to do whatever they want to do.  If you are fearful of a lawsuit guess what people can bring lawsuits even if what you did was completely in the right.  Of course you forget the billions of dollars at stake here.&#xD;&#xA;Mark my words if this "lock out" over a contractual dispute (which is basically what this is if you boil it down) continues into next season you will see many owners pushing for this very measure that I mention and if it happens I will be estatic.  Perhaps that will teach the players and owners a like a lesson.  Or perhaps not.

Biscuiteater1 · Answer

[Quote: Originally Posted by jesron1269] &#xD;&#xA;&#xD;&#xA;Oh really?  Any different that any class-action lawsuits pending in Court right now?  Unfair labor practices.  What federal or state statute are you referring to son?  Let me guess you are shooting from the hip aren&#x27;t you?  You have no idea what you are talking about and it is clear.&#xD;&#xA;In my experience people are free to do whatever they want to do.  If you are fearful of a lawsuit guess what people can bring lawsuits even if what you did was completely in the right.  Of course you forget the billions of dollars at stake here.&#xD;&#xA;Mark my words if this "lock out" over a contractual dispute (which is basically what this is if you boil it down) continues into next season you will see many owners pushing for this very measure that I mention and if it happens I will be estatic.  Perhaps that will teach the players and owners a like a lesson.  Or perhaps not.[/Quote] If the put a line on the game,i will watch hell a 90 yard kick off return is cool and i dont care if it is a scab doing it.

jesron1269 · Answer

&#xD;&#xA;I know a lot of people that feel the exact same way.

MoneyShot · Answer

&#xD;&#xA;lol maybe keanu reeves will have to come in as a replacement?  And gene hackman as coach..

do they use backups in nfl for lockouts

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