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Following up on the ongoing saga. ... In a brief series of tweets sent out a short time ago, NFL spokesman Greg Aiello made it clear that work on the current labor impasse is ongoing despite the fact the two sides won't actually meet again until Tuesday. Reported by FootballDiehards.com

Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
The NFL and NFLPA met for four days last week before announcing on Friday they would take the Fourth of July weekend off. The plan is to meet again on Tuesday. But as Aiello tweeted: "Are the NFL-NFLPA negotiators 'taking the weekend off?' Most definitely not. What are they doing? Lots... Lawyers are drafting language for potential agreement, sharing it with (the NFL)PA. All kinds of phone, email exchanges going on. Work continues." That's good news. Let's hope the efforts are fruitful enough to bring a quick resolution when they sit down again next week.

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