[ContemptofCourt]

Per Brown:

Federal labor laws shield from antitrust attack an agreement among several employers bargaining together to implement after impasse the terms of their last best good-faith wage offer.

Hence, Brown is distinguishable.

[Bikers4Bush]

"The fact that Clarett is not a member of the NFL Players' Association does not matter, Roberts said. Roberts said
Clarett might be subject to terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement, as evidenced from Wood v. NBA (1987). Milstein points out that Leon Wood was drafted and
therefore became a de facto member of the NBA Players Association. Clarett, he says, is different because he is not eligible to be drafted."

If he were eligible he would be subject to it therefore he's caught in a catch 22. If he sues to make hismelf eligible then the automatically has to abide by the CBA.

He's going to lose even if he wins.

Get it?