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Having to wait 4 years for another Vegas. WeakThat was going to be my first Saints game ever. That was the only thing that popped in my head when I first heard the Raiders were coming to Vegas haha
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Having to wait 4 years for another Vegas. WeakThat was going to be my first Saints game ever. That was the only thing that popped in my head when I first heard the Raiders were coming to Vegas haha
That CBA players revenue kicker looking pretty worthless, right now.They’ll make it up in the next TV contract. No network will be willing to give the NFL up, so they can jack up the price.
The problem is most of the current TV rights contracts run through the 2022 season, with the lone exception of ESPN expiring after the 2021 season (iirc).They’ll make it up in the next TV contract. No network will be willing to give the NFL up, so they can jack up the price.
8 years...the next matchup will be in NolaHaving to wait 4 years for another Vegas. Weak
lose is probably the wrong word think they meant less think its only a loss if their is no profits only way they lose money if no games this season
When I was young they always told me to eat before I head inside the dome.Get ready for $10 hot dogs and $20 beers next year.
They’ll up the price when the time comes and FOX and CBS will gladly pay an increase.The problem is most of the current TV rights contracts run through the 2022 season, with the lone exception of ESPN expiring after the 2021 season (iirc).
While that may happen in the future, my point was the TV/streaming revenue for 2020, 2021 and (for most networks in) 2022 were set years ago... and the salary cap projections for those years took that revenue stream into account.They’ll up the price when the time comes and FOX and CBS will gladly pay an increase.
Amazon or another streaming service would pay for MNF.
Good point....and don't forget, the league can always say, give us a concession this season or we won't play. With limited college games, and probably limited high school at some point, the NFL could be broadcasting all weekend and networks would make a mint.They’ll up the price when the time comes and FOX and CBS will gladly pay an increase.
Amazon or another streaming service would pay for MNF.
If anything they can make up a few bucks this season by putting games on Saturday and charging FOX, CBS, and ESPN extra.Good point....and don't forget, the league can always say, give us a concession this season or we won't play. With limited college games, and probably limited high school at some point, the NFL could be broadcasting all weekend and networks would make a mint.
Ever hear of medical costs?I'm pretty sure the players get around ~50% of league revenues. Since the salary cap is around $198 million per team this year, and the teams have to spend 90% of that, that would mean team revenue should be roughly $400 mill. So a loss of $83 million per team would mean they have ~$120 million left over. Of course they are other expenses, notably coaches (maybe about $15 million all in), GM (another few mllion), other executives, support staff/scouts, media relations, etc. Maybe about $60 million or so other expense outside of players. So they are left with about $120 - $60 = $60 million.
Worst case scenario would be no games. Imagine what the cost would be then.NFL will reportedly lose $5.5 billion if games are played in empty stadiums
The NFL makes a massive amount of money through stadium revenue.sports.yahoo.com
Obviously worst case scenario but 48.5 percent ( which is what goes toward salary cap) is 2.67 billion divide that by 32 teams and that is a reduction by 83.5 million. Hopefully it doesn't come to that.