The 130-day lockout is over. Although the NFL Players Association still requires a formal vote, it is considered a mere formality as the NFLPA and owners have reached an agreement on a 10-year labor deal. The NFLPA is planning on a press conference on Monday but the 32 player representatives must first fly to Washington D.C. so they can vote. After the deal is ratified, training camps and free agency will begin promptly that same day. Once the NFLPA is officially recertified, free agency will begin. Players under contract can meet with teams two days after the player committee accepts the new collective bargaining agreement.

Fantasy Analysis:

Are you ready for some football!? Well, fantasy football fans, our time has finally arrived. For those who had been stressing for months over the mere possibility that there might not be a football season, those concerns can be put to bed. It's now time to start up your league and paying close attention to player movement. There are a ton of free agents out there and it'll be interesting to see which rookies will have an impact this year since there hasn't been any time to learn plays or practice with the team. Plus, there's still no timetable for signing undrafted free agents so from a fantasy owner's perspective, a lot is going to happen over the next couple weeks. Stay up-to-date with us here at FFToolbox as we flesh out the details and how each move will affect the fantasy season.