This article discusses the factors that the National Football League (NFL) should focus on the players based on their demands of increasing salary and increasing salary protection against the injuries. It also analyzes the issues specific to labor management and collective bargaining arose as a result of this issue. The article further explores whether the union and/or exclusive bargaining representatives related to the sport organization were effective in representing employees within the organization in relation to the issue. It also discusses the outcome of the organization’s decision and solution, meeting all key stakeholders’ needs with regard to labor management and collective bargaining. Finally, the article talks about the motivational theory followed and leadership behaviour model applied by the organization in addressing the potential labor concerns and whether or not the organization utilized the most appropriate theories and models for addressing potential labor concerns.