The NFL and the players' union filed a joint letter with Southern District Judge Richard Berman on Friday proposing a ruling by Sept. 4 in Tom Brady's lawsuit against the league seeking to have his four-game suspension overturned.
August 03, 2015 at 05:05 AM
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The NFL and the players’ union say they want a New York judge to resolve their dispute over Tom Brady’s suspension by Sept. 4.
The league and union filed a joint letter with Southern District Judge Richard Berman on Friday proposing a ruling by that date in Brady’s lawsuit against the league seeking to have his four-game suspension overturned. The union did not seek a court order on Friday that would allow the New England Patriots quarterback to play while a court case dragged on.
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