Last week, Alliance of American Football principal investor Tom Dundon told USA Today he would have to consider folding the first-year league if the NFL — specifically its players’ union — didn’t allow its practice squad players to play in the fledgling pro-football outfit next season.
With no sign that the NFL or the NFLPA will agree to any sort of player-sharing agreement, that time apparently has come. Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio and the Action Network’s Darren Rovell both reported the AAF will suspend operations Tuesday afternoon with two weeks remaining in its inaugural regular season schedule.