Doomsday101
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There are many, but they're not in the news because it doesn't sell headlines.
Gronk just took one.
At some point, the market gets too high, and then market value goes down. Honestly, you should prolly stop using that term, I'm not sure you know what it means.
Gronk came out of retirement and made 9 mill on a 1 year deal, for a 31 yo TE who was out of the game that is not taking a pay cut.
One day it may change in the NFL but with networks paying double they did before I doubt it will happen anytime soon. Fox was paying or 1 billion for their deal they are now looking at over 2 billion on this next NFL TV deal and the same for all others, ESPN, NBC, CBS. This money is not going directly to the owners NFLPA are assured to get their cut of the pie which will be higher caps in the near future with a down year this coming season yet not beyond it. As for NFL market value maybe you are the one who stops using the term since you evidently are not seeing these increases that are taking place yearly