Lawyers for the National Football League and the players union failed to reach an agreement Tuesday over the power of NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to suspend new England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady for an alleged scheme to deflate footballs below the league minimum.
August 19, 2015 at 05:05 AM
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Lawyers for the National Football League and the players union failed to reach an agreement Tuesday over the power of NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to suspend new England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady for an alleged scheme to deflate footballs below the league minimum.
Attorneys in the case, joined by Brady and Goodell, engaged in settlement talks without success at a site away from the courthouse with Magistrate Judge James Francis.
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