NFL-Players not ready to OK owners’ proposed settlement

NEW YORK, July 21 (Reuters) - National Football League (NFL) players took a cautious stance on a collective bargaining agreement approved Thursday by team owners, holding off a vote to sign off until they had more time to read the fine print. Team owners thought they had found the right formula to ...

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