This is not a movie about a bunch of people crying and complaining that they lost their silver spoons and want it back. The argument isn't that they think they are more special than office worker who has carpal tunnel for the rest of their life. I believe the argument here is that the PA should care about it's former players. The PA has the right to negotiate whatever the heck it wants... and this movie is demanding that the PA (not the NFL directly) needs to take an active role. Granted, the money will come from the NFL, but its the PA that would make it happen

How I'm I the insensitive one when in this movie, when just about everyone they interview say's it's all Gene Upshaw's fault? Now I agree they aren't fulfilling there objectives, but just about everyone they've interview is at the point of relying on the Union and not themselves. The movie's point would have been made a lot better had they off not completely bashed Gene Upshaw in my opinion. But the NFLPA is not the only union that does not treat it's former employees well there are many cases where they duck out for paying on things they are supposed to. I have played football before and i've seen my fellow teamates blow out there knees screw there back up and what happened to them? they're scholarship was taken away from them and they had to drop out from school. they were treated for therapy to recover until they were no longer on the team. Mistreatment of Football players, athletes and all people in general is wrong. but to Bash someone and saying he is evil when he has done a lot for the game is a wrong way to make note of the problem.