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The Facts:
NFL owners will try to find labor peace before the start of free agency, hoping to avoid the mass dumping of veterans for salary-cap reasons. Three days of talks between the league and the NFLPA to extend the agreement that runs out in 2008 ended Feb. 28 with the sides far apart on the percentage of league revenues earmarked for its players. Reported by NFL.com

Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
The owners will meet in New York, seeking to find a way toward an agreement with the players union that could add $10 million to $15 million to a 2006 salary cap that current is projected at about $95 million. Without it, some teams could be forced into wholesale cuts to get beneath the cap by midnight. Free agency will starts March 3. ... More to come on this one.

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