An ESPN report reveals an internal NFL Players Association (NFLPA) document outlining potential criminal investigations into the union's finances. The document, titled "Crisis Management," cites "financial actions that may be criminal" and potential unfair labor practices. These concerns arose shortly after the resignations of executive director Lloyd Howell and chief strategy officer JC Tretter. While Tretter denies being under investigation, the report highlights potential legal issues, including a reported strip-club expense and possible civil litigation from players.

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