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NFLRA Accuses NFL of Spreading False Info on CBA Talks

Published March 30, 2026 · Updated March 30, 2026 · NBC Sports

The NFL Referees Association (NFLRA) accused the NFL of disseminating false and misleading information about the ongoing collective bargaining agreement (CBA) talks. The NFLRA cited underpayment, lack of health benefits, and lower performance pay for officials compared to other sports.

The NFLRA released a statement on Sunday alleging that league sources are spreading false and misleading information about the CBA negotiations. The association said the NFL’s messaging is aimed at undermining the bargaining process rather than reaching a fair agreement.

According to the NFLRA, officials are paid less than their counterparts in baseball and basketball, receive no health‑care benefits, and are paid lower for high‑profile games such as the Super Bowl than for regular‑season contests. The association argues that these disparities undermine the league’s claim of rewarding performance.

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