The NFL Players Association may take legal action against the New York Jets and the league over the possible presence of hidden cameras inside that team’s locker room at the training site in Florham Park, New York. Jersey.
ESPN reported on Saturday that the union was digging into the file after a complaint brought to its table by Jets players in recent weeks.
They claim that surveillance cameras were concealed inside smoke detectors, as reported by the daily New York Daily News.
If it considers that the whole violates the rules fixed by the collective agreement, the Association will examine its options vis-à-vis the two organizations concerned. For their part, the NFL and the Jets do not believe they are in the wrong. The club mentioned to the local newspaper that the players were aware of the presence of the devices, which some of them seem to deny.
Also, the union had contacted the NFL to inform them of the problem at the end of October. Even if he admitted that indeed cameras are in the locker room, the Goodell circuit considers them legitimate, since the athletes have been notified according to him.
The New York squad is in trouble on the pitch, having lost its first eight games of the campaign.
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