2020 Season / Next CBA

TheOak · 09-09-2019, 09:23 AM

Originally Posted by SmashMouth

Salaries are beyond out of hand, especially for the upper tier players. NFL Fans really cannot afford to go games anymore, especially if they have a family they want to bring.

Rookie wage scale to stay, as it should be. Maybe the time has also come for a veterans wage scale.

NFL trying to unearth new revenues streams, although it is getting tough to see just where they think they can get them.

Saints have a ton of new contracts on the horizon. Notwithstanding the ones already mentioned by TheOak, Kamara and Hill say hello.

The mob is fickle is it not...

A CEO making $5MM bearing the liability and overseeing a company that provides goods/services that are crucial to quality of life is grossly overpaid and deemed Satan's taint..

Then someones favorite athlete comes up for a $100MM contract.. "PAY DA MAN"!

The league doesn't care much about ticket sales as they are a finite commodity and go to the stadium/team in contrast to television rights and commercials which are a wide open resource.

09-09-2019, 09:23 AM	#3
TheOak 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Cypress Tx. Posts: 19,047	Re: 2020 Season / Next CBA Originally Posted by SmashMouth Salaries are beyond out of hand, especially for the upper tier players. NFL Fans really cannot afford to go games anymore, especially if they have a family they want to bring. Rookie wage scale to stay, as it should be. Maybe the time has also come for a veterans wage scale. NFL trying to unearth new revenues streams, although it is getting tough to see just where they think they can get them. Saints have a ton of new contracts on the horizon. Notwithstanding the ones already mentioned by TheOak, Kamara and Hill say hello. The mob is fickle is it not... A CEO making $5MM bearing the liability and overseeing a company that provides goods/services that are crucial to quality of life is grossly overpaid and deemed Satan's taint.. Then someones favorite athlete comes up for a $100MM contract.. "PAY DA MAN"! The league doesn't care much about ticket sales as they are a finite commodity and go to the stadium/team in contrast to television rights and commercials which are a wide open resource. The Dude likes this.