sonnyblack65
Well-Known Member
Beckham how bout the people that work 12 mos at Walmart at $10 bucks an hr
Beckham how bout the people that work 12 mos at Walmart at $10 bucks an hr
It has nothing to do with if they can play. It has to do with the number of days worked in addition to roster size. The NFL may generate more money as a whole, but it is dispersed among-st a larger pool of people.Those people are there because they have no dissernable skills. ODB has a skill set that only what 100 people in the world have?
The ":play more games" argument is bunk. Baseball and NBA players play more games cause they can. I heard an interview with Michael Robinson, former hawks fullback, he said after games he could barely get out of bed the next day his body was so jacked up.
Now you have the owners/goodell making players play on 3 days rest (thursday night) and I dont disagree that players should be paid more. the NFL makes 2 BILLION dollars MORE then MLB!!!!! two billion more
It has nothing to do with if they can play. It has to do with the number of days worked in addition to roster size. The NFL may generate more money as a whole, but it is dispersed among-st a larger pool of people.
Those people are there because they have no dissernable skills. ODB has a skill set that only what 100 people in the world have?
The ":play more games" argument is bunk. Baseball and NBA players play more games cause they can. I heard an interview with Michael Robinson, former hawks fullback, he said after games he could barely get out of bed the next day his body was so jacked up.
Now you have the owners/goodell making players play on 3 days rest (thursday night) and I dont disagree that players should be paid more. the NFL makes 2 BILLION dollars MORE then MLB!!!!! two billion more
What constitutes days worked? Are you only giving them credit for game days? You do realize they dont just show up every sunday play a game then say ok see ya next sunday. So your not giving credit to the hours of practice, film study, strength and conditioning work, medical treatment, I read a story that Russell Wilson who made about 500K last year shows up at the seahawks practice facility at 6 am and usually stayed until around 8 pm. Are you saying those days aren't work?
You know I'm not saying that. Players in the other major sports are required to work more days and there are less people to pay. It's pretty simple math.What constitutes days worked? Are you only giving them credit for game days? You do realize they dont just show up every sunday play a game then say ok see ya next sunday. So your not giving credit to the hours of practice, film study, strength and conditioning work, medical treatment, I read a story that Russell Wilson who made about 500K last year shows up at the seahawks practice facility at 6 am and usually stayed until around 8 pm. Are you saying those days aren't work?
He is saying games played. The players only get paid their contract salary over 17 weeks. Which directly correlates with number of NFL games played. If they worked more, meaning played more games, they would get paid more.
Wilson made $662,434 last season. If I was getting paid that kinda money, I would be working 70+ hour work weeks too. As it is, I am working 50+ hour work weeks for 1/8th his salary.
The only answers there are to increase players salary is to either:
-Increase the revenue by playing more games.
or
-Reduce the workforce & have a smaller pool of player to split the pie with.