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SI.com: Peter King: NFL in 2011? Not looking good

If I were a football fan, I'd be worried about the NFL season in 2011. That's what this tiff between the National Football league and the NFL Players Association over guaranteed benefits for the 2010 uncapped year and beyond tells me.

SI.com: Peter King: The joy of covering camps, 10 Things and more

So here we go. The 28-week marathon to the Super Bowl is on. I leave for 21 days of camps tomorrow morning, and I'll try to set the table here with a few appetizers to get you ready for the 2009 season. Love this time of year.

SI.com: Sources: Goodell, Vick met Wednesday in N.J.

According to multiple sources, the long-anticipated meeting between NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and suspended quarterback Michael Vick occurred on Wednesday afternoon at a small security firm in Allendale, N.J., where both men were seen leaving the premises separately.

SI.com: Michael McCann: Goodell unlikely to punish Burress until court decides his fate

Plaxico Burress' representatives believe that Monday's adjournment of their client's trial until Sept. 23 clears the way for the 31-year-old free agent to sign with an NFL team. They are particularly optimistic that teams will be interested because the trial may be adjourned again until after the 2009 season.

SI.com: Peter King: Mike Tomlin's gripe and Dr. Z's fundraiser

LOS ANGELES -- Leftovers from an all-business annual NFL meetings, with some news about an event to help the good Dr. Z heal thyself ... and with 26 days before the draft, what would MMQB be without a nugget or two about the fate of the Lions at No. 1:

SI.com: Peter King: Pacman most predictable aspect of unpredictable season

Commissioner Roger Goodell's decision this afternoon to suspend Dallas cornerback Adam Jones for at least four games for violating the league's Personal Conduct Policy is the most predictable event of this most unpredictable season.

SI.com: Peter King: Commish boosts refs' morale with pep talk

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell did with his game officials Friday what a coach would do with a team of slumping but talented young players: He gave them a pep talk.

SI.com: Peter King: USO visit humbles Goodell

Roger Goodell sounded totally spent over the phone from Afghanistan, but he also sounded totally exhilarated at the same time. That's what taking a one-week trip to the twin war zones in Iraq and Afghanistan last week did for him.

SI.com: Supporting the Giants' decision to charge PSLs

With no football to play for the first time in 18 years, former pro Ross Tucker is passing the time reading about his favorite sport. What follows are a few links to NFL-related articles he found and his take on them.

SI.com: Don Banks: NFL's off-field issues are back with a vengeance this offseason

I'm not sure what exactly has kept the dots from being connected yet in terms of the media or the public's collective attention spans, but has anyone out there noticed that the NFL's personal conduct problems are back with a vengeance this offseason?

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