Vince McMahon Doesn’t Want Players To Sign AAF Deals

Think this thing through.
Could there be a battle brewing over football players who are at present unemployed?
There are more than a 1,000 players who were deemed good enough to get a National Football League tryout and failed who are on the streets hoping for another chance.
Some of them will probably get a call back for a practice roster as injuries pile up during the 2018 season.
Some are hoping at another chance with an NFL team in 2019.
But for those who want to continue playing and want to seize an opportunity to show off their abilities there will be another league that will kick off in February.
The Alliance of American Football will have eight franchises and will be offering three year deals worth around $225,000.
The league claims it has signed about 100 players.
Meanwhile Vince McMahon’s XFL will not be playing until 2020 and the XFL’s chief football man, Oliver Luck, has decided to tell the players on the street that perhaps they should consider their options carefully.
Luck sent out a letter to agents suggesting that players signing a long term deal with a 2019 spring football league might not be in that player’s best interest and waiting until the XFL might be a better alternative.