MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The NFL and its locked-out players have wrapped up a third day of court-ordered talks at the federal courthouse in Minneapolis.
The two sides met for about seven hours Tuesday and will resume talks Wednesday morning. They met for 13 hours over two days last week.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones joined the NFL contingent, along with Commissioner Roger Goodell and others, including Denver owner Pat Bowlen and Green Bay Packers CEO Mark Murphy. All declined comment.
Hall of Fame defensive end Carl Eller was among the players on hand. He said only that it was a "tough day" before walking away.
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