Last week, in Part I of my analysis of the legal issues surrounding the NFL CBA negotiations, I took a closer look at the lockout and decertification weapons, and readers responded with some great comments and questions. Here, in Part II (The Sequel!), I'll start with a few of the more common general questions I have received over the last few days and then move on to an analysis of what could happen if the owners lock out the players. If you are looking for my take on the big question will there be a lockout? you can jump to the end..I know how they formulate their players it s all about players I know their draft philosophy. They re not afraid to make mistakes. They do what they think is correct..

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