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The Facts:
What is supposed to be the absolutely, positively final meeting to solve the NFL's labor problems began with owners trying to decide whether to accept the union's latest proposal is ongoing and the a resolution isn't expected tonight. "It's going to be a while. Quite a while," said Buffalo's Ralph Wilson. Reported by NFL.com

Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
According to ESPN insider John Clayton, most owners believe the meeting could go as long as the 9 p.m. ET waiver deadline on Wednesday prior to the midnight start of free agency. It'll take that long for the owners to resolve their differences over internal revenue sharing, the most divisive issue facing them. If they don't get that straight, a deal in unlikely.

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