Help me out here... (we can keep this brief...)

The problem that we have is where does the total revenue number come from that is used to split between the teams and the players and how is revenue divided by the individual teams. "Big Market" teams have a much higher team revenue than the smaller market teams, so you have your Jerry Jones and your Dan Snyders charging outrageous prices for "luxury boxes" and "PSL"s then keeping that money as it is designated as revenue teams keep for themselves, but it is also included in the total revenue of the league and used to divide up between the owners and players. Throwing some numbers at it, say Jerry Jones sells a luxury box for $32M, that adds $32M to the total revenue number split between the players and teams. So now the owners in Buffalo and Jacksonville and New Orleans have to pay their players an extra 57% of $1M each, because each team is saddled with extra salary expense since league total revenues went up, while Jerry Jones gets to keep all of the profits. Essentially poor owners are paying more so the rich owners can get richer.

Until they fix the fundamental underlying problems of how revenue is shared between the teams, there will be little long term labor peace because the owners will not be happy.

St PJs Elephant thread gives links that describes the underlying issues with Revenue sharing as it currently exists. I highly recommend spending 15 minutes to read all three articles listed. Just ignore that it comes from a Cowboy's source!