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NFLRA Accuses NFL of Spreading False Info on CBA Talks

The NFL Referees Association (NFLRA) has accused the NFL of spreading false and misleading information about the current collective bargaining agreement negotiations. The association points to pay disparities, lack of health benefits, and inadequate performance pay for officials.

The NFL Referees Association (NFLRA) released a statement on Sunday alleging that the NFL has been disseminating false and misleading information regarding the ongoing collective bargaining agreement (CBA) talks. The association claims that league sources continue to spread misinformation instead of engaging in productive negotiations.

NFLRA highlights that its officials are undercompensated compared to baseball and basketball umpires, lack health‑care benefits, and receive lower performance pay for high‑profile games such as the Super Bowl. The association argues that these disparities undermine the league’s stated goal of rewarding performance and call for a fairer bargaining process.