Lloyd Howell Jr., former executive director of the NFL Players Association, resigned after reports surfaced of him charging the union for two strip club visits. One visit to Tootsie's Cabaret in Miami cost the union nearly $740 for a car service, while a later visit to Atlanta's Magic City with employees totaled almost $2,500, listed as a "Player Engagement Event." These incidents, along with others, led to Howell's resignation, despite attempts by some on the executive committee to persuade him to stay. His actions have raised questions about the NFLPA's expense reimbursement policies.

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