Bucs' Stovall appears in NFLPA video

JANUARY 28, 2011

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Maurice Stovall is among the NFL players appearing in an NFLPA video called, "Let Us Play.''

The 60-second video, which seems to hold owners responsible for a potential work stoppage, will air during the NFLPA college All-Star Game on February 5.

Between shots of empty fields, seats, tunnels and locker rooms, still turnstiles and a locked gate, players and fans implore owners to avoid a lockout.

"Let us play,'' Stovall, a Bucs' co-alternate player representative, says in the video.

NFLPA president Kevin Mawae, Jason Babin of the Tennessee Titans and Zak DeOssie of the New York Giants also appear.

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