Including a Players Association

[kckolbe]

To a degree, but RP only works if it's believable.  For example, I don't think there are many players here that don't take semi-team friendly deals to help the team as a whole, this is not the NFL we don't starve if we don't get paid in the NSFL, thus the need for a union to bargain for wages and benefits on our behalf kinda falls by the wayside.

I've been arguing the opposite, that a union may be needed to PREVENT such team-friendly deals by raising the minimum. Three years from now there will be T1 players getting paid MORE than T3-T4 ones. That's a huge problem, and it will become obvious when one or two teams are winning the Ultimus every year. Basically, if teams like Baltimore, Philly, San Jose and Las Vegas want to become competitive, cap space has to matter, which won't happen until talent becomes expensive.