 Culverhouse led a campaign, approved unanimously by league owners, to retain the expanded 49-player roster for the 1983 season.McKay criticized the players who were holding out for more money, saying that they lack understanding of how new contracts are negotiated.He had especially hard words for Jimmie Giles, who was being fined $1,000 for each day of camp missed, and who he said was in danger of falling behind the greatly improved Jerry Bell.