I can't imagine the playoffs being more competitive after the wild card round.The #1 pick automatically goes to the SB Champs.....imagine how much more competitive the playoffs would become.
Wouldn't help us any.The worst team picks 2nd and so on, until 32. The #1 pick automatically goes to the SB Champs.....imagine how much more competitive the playoffs would become.
I would like to see the Pro Bowl be competitive. I say the winning team spilts 10 million for the winning team and the loser gets nothing. Also just have the NFC vs AFC. This crap of Deion Sanders's team vs Marshall Falk's team is pathetic.Like I really care if Deion's team can beat Marshall's.The worst team picks 2nd and so on, until 32. The #1 pick automatically goes to the SB Champs.....imagine how much more competitive the playoffs would become.
What you guys are missing is that if you put all the good players on one or two teams, the league would eventually fold. Need people to watch the 2-14 teams also to keep the money flowin' in.
The draft itself is a form of communism. So is the salary cap. You want a free market system? Easy: abolish those two things. Any player can sign with any team for whatever they can negotiate.I agree with Tex Schramm....parity is just another form of communisim.
I say.....reward success...not failure.
AMEN!The draft itself is a form of communism. So is the salary cap. You want a free market system? Easy: abolish those two things. Any player can sign with any team for whatever they can negotiate.
The draft itself is a form of communism. So is the salary cap. You want a free market system? Easy: abolish those two things. Any player can sign with any team for whatever they can negotiate.
The draft itself is a form of communism. So is the salary cap. You want a free market system? Easy: abolish those two things. Any player can sign with any team for whatever they can negotiate.
What do you think the draft is?If it was communism, the commish or supreme power would be determining where players signed etc.
This is a common misconception. MLB is the only sports league with a blanket anti-trust exemption, dating back to a Supreme Court decision in the '20s. In later cases, the Supreme Court declined to extend such an exemption to the other major sports leagues. Congress has given the NFL a limited anti-trust exemption, but only when it comes to negotiating TV rights, not with regard to labor relations.I wouldn't call it communism, but it certainly violates just about every one of our federal anti-trust laws and the draft is textbook example of illegal collusion.
... but they are exempt - by order of Congress.