NFL on hold; players study deal OK'd by owners

By HOWARD FENDRICH AP Pro Football Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - Sorry, football fans. The NFL is stuck in a holding pattern, with work still to be done to end the lockout. Heck, the players haven't even scheduled a vote. People from both sides of the labor dispute planned to talk through the weekend ...

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