NFL news thread

[skinsdad62]

 

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[Stymietee]

Did Joe Jacoby miss his flight?

 

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[chillerdab]

2 second round picks is a lot for wentz, imo.

 

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[skinsdad62]

the NFLPA director said that 2021 FA's should collude to keep the owners from keeping their salaries down !! outrageous!!! if the owners made such a statement imagine the outcry . the market will bare out rates of pay .

now if you collude here then keep your mouths shut when the owners do it to you . baseball went through this and they were soundly criticized for it a legal price for it

 

[skinsdad62]

This crap isn’t being talked about enough

 

[skinz2winz]

This crap isn’t being talked about enough

You want to see a league come to their knees real quick, start complaining about the millions of dollars you make.

 

[skinsdad62]

ESPN agrees to TV deal with NFL, setting up possible salary cap bump for 2021

All of the league’s TV deals appear to be nearing completion, and the contracts may be officially announced in the next few days.

www.acmepackingcompany.com

someone said i was counting too much on the TV deal . well disney has locked it up and nbc , fox and cbs and amazon are about to follow suit
all should be the same deal or higher

 

[skinsdad62]

The timing of the agreement on these contracts is critical for the NFL, which has been waiting to announce a salary cap number for the 2021 season. These new deals, which reportedly involve several networks paying double the amount in their previous contracts, will result in a significant influx of revenue for the NFL. By the terms of the collective bargaining agreement signed last spring, players’ share of league revenue is set to increase to 48 percent in 2021 and beyond, and so these deals should set up a massive jump in the salary cap numbers in future years.

 

[skinsdad62]

However, with the agreements likely coming before the 2021 cap number is set, some of the increase in revenue may get rolled into the coming year to help offset the reduction in cap expected as a result of revenues lost due to the COVID-19 pandemic. One question is whether the NFL Players Association, which negotiates the cap number with the league, will try to push harder for a more spread-out cap reduction, taking a smaller increase in the next few years to allow for a higher cap number in 2021.

sty this is what you are talking about

 

[Sportster 72]

The thing about the NFL is even if the audience has shrunk some it is still a bigger slice of pie than you are going to get anywhere else.

 

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[skinsdad62]

remember this

 

[Sportster 72]

remember this

I love when Jim knocked that big mouth on his ass. Never liked Rome for one second. Too bad he didn't hit him with a couple of bombs.

 

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