NFL Lockout: NFL, Players Association Move Labor Talks To Minnesota

This lockout has fianlly gotten on my nerves. Players should be getting ready to go to training camp, not sitting around doing nothing and getting into trouble. Let's hope both sides understande the power of compromise.

After completing talks last week in Hull, Massachusetts, the NFL owners and the NFL Players Association began their fifth round of labor talks on Monday in Minneapolis, Minnesota in hopes of finally striking a deal.

According to reports, the only two that were present for the talks were NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and NFL Players Association executive director DeMaurice Smith, as the two engaged in one-on-one talks without any owners or players in the room.

In the past few weeks, the talks have been deemed "complex" and "complicated" by Goodell, however both sides are aware that a deal needs to come together in the near future, in order to preserve team training camps and the preseason.

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