A new collective bargaining agreement (or CBA) was passed this week for the NFL, and as Steelers fans, there should be much rejoicing. For starters, with the deal passed, the team can begin to formulate and finalize their offseason plans (as evident by the myriad of moves they made after the deal passed). The vote to pass wasn’t overwhelming by any means, as the collective players who voted to pass the new CBA only totaled 60 more than the players who voted against it.
What’s done is done though, and the NFL can move forward for the next ten years under the new terms.