Tim Kash's Blog  Don't take the 2010-11 NFL season for granted. 
Enjoy it like there won't be football played for a while after
because at least one insider in the labor negotiations believes
a lockout is guaranteed once the current contract expires in
March 2011.  NFL Players Association executive director
DeMaurice Smith says the chances of a lockout next year on a
scale from one to ten is a "14".  Commissioner Roger Goodell
doesn't agree with Smith.  He says the owners know it's bad for
business to not come up with some sort of an agreement.  Goodell
also states he doesn't feel a lockout would be best for the
players or the fans.  Well, no **** Sherlock.   Another thing
that isn't good for the game is an uncapped year, which it looks
more and more like that's going to be the case for the 2010
season.  And once there's one season that's uncapped it's nearly
impossible to make the next season capped.  Try telling a
quarterback that he isn't worth as much as a defensive lineman
just because his contract was s