Daily Briefing: Is labor trouble ahead for the NFL?

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Is trouble ahead for the NFL? Labor uncertainty a dark cloud By Skip Wood, USA TODAY BREES: Players will have more shows of support WEEK ONE: Bests and worsts NEW QBS: Lots of questions remain GALLERY: Top shots from Week 1 action More News Green homes: Hemp is at the cutting edge Fares from U.S. to Europe on rise
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