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Eric shawn looks at the lock-out by examining the lifestyle they're trying to preserve. >> reporter: many make millions. some are stars. >> it's exciting. >> that is one thing you play for the fame and the fortune. >> reporter: as the nfl lockout drags on, few players say life on the gridiron is being a slave. minnesota running back adrian peterson said, "it's mod earn day slavely, you know." mendenhall tweeted anyone with knowledge of the slave trade and the n.f.l. could say that these two mare lel each other. >> i don't know how one could even defend saying that it was, it was a fair comment...

I'm on weight watchers, i count my points everyday. >> you look good. i can't take him seriously, one minute you are eating burgers and steaks every night and french fries. >> can we talk about something here? [ talking over each other ] >> sean: linebacker ray lewis tells espn that crime is going to increase if the season is cancelled. he said do this research if we don't have a season watch how much evil which we call crime, watch how much crime picks up if you take away our game. >> it is an interesting line. but this is not what the football lock-out is about. i think this is pointless. >>...

Count my points everyday. >> you look good. i can't take him seriously, one minute you are eating burgers and steaks every night and french fries. >> can we talk about something here? [ talking over each other ] >> sean: linebacker ray lewis tells espn that crime is going to increase if the season is cancelled. he said do this research if we don't have a season watch how much evil which we call crime, watch how much crime picks up if you take away our game. >> it is an interesting line. but this is not what the football lock-out is about. i think this is pointless. >> i think they can pick up ...

Just the players but the fans and the community in which football is played. >> the players brought him in because he has a legal background and litigator, smart and intelligent. >> reporter: many say the latest ruling threw the union a big loss. >> could it backfire on smith? >> they lost significant yardage. from first and goal to the other team goal line if you ask me. >> reporter: without a deal, the lock-out could continue until june 3, where the football season hangs in the balance. in new york, i'm eric shawn, fox news. >> bret: speaking of sports some of the future military leaders are...

57 feet. the man who represents national football league players said today the solution to the labor dispute with owners should not boil down to shut up and play. tonight we continue our look to the n.f.l. lockout. eric shawn introduces us to the men carrying the ball for each side. >> reporter: he has lifted his life for football. roger goodell, 52-year-old commissioner of the national football league, rose from serving as intern to boss. now he says he is trying to ensure the future of his sport. >> he imposed a lock-out, he has gone to court to keep the lock-out in place. part of his legac...