Tyson Clabo (right), Harvey Dahl and Todd McClure and Justin Blalock (Sam Baker not pictured) received kudos from Coach John Madden last season. Clabo, Blalock and Dahl could all be free agents under a new collective bargaining agreement. (Curtis Compton, ccompton@ajc.com)

ESPN is reporting some of the proposed details of a collective bargaining agreement that the league shared with the NFL Owners.

Details of a proposed collective bargaining agreement being pitched to NFL owners Tuesday, according to sources:

• Players get 48 percent of “all revenue.”

• Players’ share will never dip below 46.5 percent, under new formula being negotiated.

• Teams required to spend close to 100 percent of the salary cap.

• Rookie wage scale part of deal but still being “tweaked.”

• Four years needed for unrestricted free-agent status. Certain tags will be retained, but still being discussed.

• 18-game regular season designated only as negotiable item and at no point is mandated in deal.

• New …

Falcons assistant strength and conditioning coach Billy "White Shoes" Johnson, right, a former Pro Bowl player, shows he still has a little left in the tank as he steps in to cover Falcons wide receiver #84 Roddy White as he runs a pass route drill during morning practice at Flowery Branch, Monday, August 6, 2007. (PHOTO BY CURTIS COMPTON/staff)

BIRDLAND –  Eight Georgia high school teams will participate in the NFL’s high school player development program’s  seven-on-seven regional tournament at 4 p.m. Thursday at Grady High School.

The tournament is sponsored by the National Guard through the NFL Youth Football Fund. It’s free and open to the public.

“One thing that the National Guard does well is focus on teamwork and what better way to do that than to partner with the NFL? It’s a great deal, truthfully,  because they both stress the importance of this principle and maximize both teamwork and character development within their programs,” Former Falcons player and executive …

Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan talking with the media after Tuesday's seven-on-seven practice.

BUFORD – The Falcons are set to wrap up “Camp Exile” with their final seven-on-seven practice on Wednesday.

A core group of 20 to 35 players have been working out twice-a-week since May 10 about 10 miles from the team’s facilities.

Last year, the organized team activities concluded on June 18, so the players-only workouts have gone a few days over.

Quarterback Matt Ryan, linebacker Curtis Lofton and player representative Coy Wire have been instrumental in getting the players together.

Ryan spoke with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution about what he thinks the team achieved this offseason after Tuesday’s workout. (We’ll get Lofton’s take after tomorrow’s practice.)

Q: Did you all take advantage of this dead time and make something good happen?

A: I think obviously with the lockout and the situation that we were in, it was not a great situation in order to get prepared for next season. …

Andre Johnson (Associated Press)

BIRDLAND – Falcons All-Pro wide receiver Roddy White gave his list of the top five players at his position when he appeared on the NFL Network’s Total Access show on Monday.

In a classy move, he omitted himself from the group.

Here’s his top five:

5. DeSean Jackson, Philadelphia

4. Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis

3. Calvin Johnson, Detroit

2. Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona

1. Andre Johnson, Houston

Check out the video.

–D. Orlando Ledbetter, The Atlanta Falcons beat blog

Falcons wide receiver Roddy White (left) tries to avoid St. Louis Rams cornerback Jerome Murphy after catching a pass for an 8-yard gain during the fourth quarter. White led the league in receptions with 115 in 2010. (Associated Press)

BIRDLAND – Falcons All-Pro wide receiver Roddy White sported a nice brown suit and did a good job on the NFL Network’s Total Access show on Monday night.

He’s excited about the club adding wide receiver Julio Jones in the draft.

“It’s going to be special,” White said.

With the addition of Jones, White said the Falcons’ offense is going to remind fans of the old St. Louis Rams attack which was known as “The Greatest Show on Turf.” Check out the video.

He noted that Green Bay was so tough to defend because they had three or four top receivers and he attributed the team’s playoff beatdown to its relative youth.

–D. Orlando Ledbetter, The Atlanta Falcons beat blog