"In two separate motions, the NFL asks for summary judgment on its defenses that (1) the Rule is protected from antitrust scrutiny by the nonstatutory labor exemption; and (2) Clarett lacks antitrust standing." This quote comes from findlaw.com, the reason this quote significant is because its challenging the labor exemption law the NFL has protected, according to its bylaws.
"The NFL also points to Article IX of the CBA, in which the NFLPA
and NFLMC agree to resolve any dispute they may have involving the
interpretation or application of the CBA, the Constitution, or the Bylaws in
accordance with the CBA’s grievance procedure. See id., Ex. F. The existence of
Article IX proves only that the parties bargained over a grievance procedure, not
that they bargained over the Constitution and Bylaws themselves. "
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