Judge-arbitrators "sliced the salami too thin" on ruling that commish had jurisdiction.

Too soon to tell anything conclusive, but based on Judge's lengthy questions, field has tilted in Vilma's favor

The judge lists off more than five issues she has with Goodell's jurisdiction over these matters. NFL attorneys are jotting them down

sorry but what does FTW mean?

NFLPA attorney Jeffrey Kessler comes out of nowhere swinging with a fiery argument on failure to exhaust remedies

Kessler: We asked Goodell not to rule on appeal b/c panel had not been formed yet for Burbank's decision. It was they who forced our hand

Kessler: Because the NFL ruled on June 18, we are left with no other options. Panel doesn't exist. The failure to exhaust is a "red herring"

Wish they would list the concerns.

If the judge finds the concerns overwhelming enough from these cases:

Could the current CBA be vacated due to the way it is written?

Interesting turn...basically on the eve of the season.

NFL lawyer (Greg Levy) highlighting court's limited role in deciding jurisdiction of arbitrators.

She (Judge)has issues with whether Goodell complied with CBA

NFL firing back at Berrigan on Goodell's jurisdiction: "Those were findings made by Professor Burbank, who has seven years experience..."

Gregg Levy, NFL attorney: "I'm not saying (Burbank) gets them all right because we've lost a few."

Summing up NFL's attempt to tilt field back in their favor- judge simply doesn't have power to decide jurisdiction of arbitrators.