An NFL Players Association official acquainted with the league's salary-cap negotiations shows The Associated Press the figure for the 2013 year may increase to $123 million from $120.6 million in 2012. The official spoke to the AP on issue of anonymity Thursday because no formal announcement have been made. The increase is a consequence of greater-than-expected revenues last time a' generally from NFL Properties a' and a leap in expected league revenues, according to the official. The marriage and the league work together to ascertain a top number, based on parameters established under their collective bargaining agreement. The present 10-year CBA was signed in August 2011, closing the owners' lockout of the players.
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