NFLPA will file collusion charges if either WRs Dez Bryant or Demaryius Thomas don't get a deal done

The NFLPA has informed the Broncos and Cowboys that they will file collusion charges if either Dez Bryant or Demaryius Thomas don't get a long-term deal done. The NFLPA has informed the teams that they must preserve any emails, phone records, texts and any other records of communication between the Cowboys and Broncos, via source. This whole investigation reportedly stems from a conversation between Bryant and Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones. According to ESPN's Dan Graziano, the NFLPA claims to have "credible information that the Cowboys and Broncos have had conversations about the negotiations of long-term deals for franchise wide receivers Bryant and Thomas, and the CBA grants the union the right to discovery in the case of a credible collusion claim.