NFLPA backs executive director Lloyd Howell after potential conflict of interest arises

The NFLPA released by Sunday Backing NFLPA’s Executive Director Lloyd Howell, who has recently discovered Working at the same time as an Executive Director and as Paid Consultant For the equity of the group approved to invest in NFL. The conflict has an uncertainty about whether Howell stay in the current position with the NFLPA.

Howell is part-time, paid consultant to Cicero Group, private equity firm approved by a league to a specific part NFL Team.

The NFLPA’s statement reads in CBS sports lead NFL Insider Jonathan Jones:

“As the members of the NFLPA executive committee, such as categorically reject false reports insinuating hesitate in this committee and suggestions, we have asked our Executive Director to step down.

We further reject the effort to mischaracterize the committee’s views or divide our membership. We have established deliberate process carefully to consider the questions that rise up and do not fight to judgment. I do not believe in stay start working with our Executive Director and other members NFLPA staff and player guidance that have shared mission to advance the best interests of players. To approach the 2025 times we look forward to continue our important work together and running and unit of association. “

According to ESPNA union of the lawyer asked Howell think about leave her role with firm, as is clear what the suspicions of the struggle of interest, but not a peer.

Howell Joined in Firma in March 2022 and three months after he hired in the NFLPA. League graduated with three private equity firms and consortium of firms to a group that can invest in a minority share of teams, when they share is not going over 10%.

Howell has five years of age and will be in the third year this time.