The CBA In Play-By-Play

February 9, 2011   ·   Randolph Charlotin   ·   Jump to comments

With Super Bowl XLV over, NFL fans face the reality that a lockout is very possible and the 2011 season is in doubt. Arena Football, UFL, Canadian Football, or even marathon Madden ’12 sessions won’t fill the void. Imagination takes over as negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement become our football. This might be how it would be like:
First Quarter
Play-by-play Announcer: Hello and welcome to the first ever CBA Bowl presented by Ford Trucks, the official vehicle of the NFL. Today the dominant Owners will take on the hungry Players Association. At stake, a huge share of the billions and billions of dollars of revenue. This is expected to be a very contentious battle for the bucks.
Color Analyst: Right you are. In fact, even before the first play the animosity grows because the money from the game’s sponsor is going only to the owners! That’s money the Players believe they are entitled a share of. As if they weren’t riled up al...

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