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The NFL Players Association has placed associate general counsel Heather McPhee on paid leave following multiple workplace complaints and her involvement in a federal investigation into the union's financial dealings with OneTeam Partners, amid ongoing investigations into union governance and leadership issues.
The MLB Players Association, led by Tony Clark, is under federal investigation related to allegations of improper self-enrichment through equity in OneTeam Partners, with Clark and the union hiring separate attorneys amid ongoing inquiries. The NFLPA is also involved in a similar investigation, but the players are not the targets.
In response to a federal probe into potential misuse of licensing funds, MLBPA head Tony Clark and the union have hired separate legal counsel, with investigations also involving the NFLPA and their joint venture OneTeam Partners, amid concerns over improper equity distribution and union governance.
FBI agents are investigating financial dealings related to OneTeam Partners, a multibillion-dollar licensing firm owned in part by MLBPA and NFLPA, with calls made to union players. The investigation focuses on potential misconduct involving union leadership and the company's valuation and relationships, amid prior scrutiny and audits of union governance and finances.
Eligible FBS college football players will have the opportunity to be featured in the new "EA Sports College Football" video game set to debut in 2024. OneTeam Partners will lead the group licensing effort, and players will need to opt-in for their name, image, and likeness to be used. The game will include modes such as "Dynasty" and "Road to Glory," and it will be the first college football video game released in 11 years. The payment for athletes' name, image, and likeness has not been determined yet.