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Collective Bargaining Agreement.

The CBA is the contract between the NFL owners and the NFL players union that specifies things like minimum salary, what percentage of revenues will go towards players salaries, how teams can recoup bonuses paid to players that break their contract, the definition of free agency, what the salary cap will be, policies for drug and steroid use enforcement, how the college draft will work, and many, many more issues.

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