football salaries

[tvooz]

http://asp.usatoday.com/sports/football/nfl/salaries/playersbyposition.aspx?pos=122

 

[RW31]

the highest paid o-lineman is a long snapper?

 

[Doomsday]

Dallas' payroll has more then doubled since 2001, pretty amazing.

 

[gollum]

Kind of shockey-ed me about the 2007 Giants payroll total.

 

[marchetta]

I see they have Isaiah Stanback listed among the QBs.

Stanback, Isaiah Cowboys $ 285,000 $ 482,500 $ 0 $ 767,500 $ 405,625

 

[the kid 05]

this is where adamjt gets his info!

 

[iceberg]

Dallas' payroll has more then doubled since 2001, pretty amazing.

pay per view coming.

 

[the kid 05]

pay per view coming.

already testing it out...its under a code name = nfl network

 

[Crown Royal]

the highest paid o-lineman is a long snapper?

wat

When I do a sort, it shows that Leanoard davis got more money this year than anyone.

 

[iceberg]

already testing it out...its under a code name = nfl network

yep.

i said long ago that salaries would catch up and something would have to give. we either keep paying more and more or the $ has to come from somewhere.

what "irks me" is if they do go PPV, will they eliminate commercials?

 

[the kid 05]

yep.

i said long ago that salaries would catch up and something would have to give. we either keep paying more and more or the $ has to come from somewhere.

what "irks me" is if they do go PPV, will they eliminate commercials?

is it the nfl or the network that hosts the super bowl that gets the money from the comercials? or is it a split thing...90/10 channel/nfl¿

 

[dogberry]

Will there be a free, live broadcast over the internet from an off shore site if the NFL goes pay per view?

 

[the kid 05]

Will there be a free, live broadcast over the internet from an off shore site if the NFL goes pay per view?

im sure there will be, people do it for UFC and stuff like that

 

[BAZ]

Do Sean Taylors numbers still count against the cap for the Skins next year?

Edit: Testaverde, Vinny Bengals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 847,059 $ 0
Hawhat?

 

[iceberg]

is it the nfl or the network that hosts the super bowl that gets the money from the comercials? or is it a split thing...90/10 channel/nfl¿

not sure how all that works, but advertising is a HUGE source of revenue. what i dont know are things like:

average revenue per game watcher. if 1 million people watch the game, how much does pepsi, budweiser or whoever pay "per person" for their advertising?

then again, the network should get that $$$ because they bought the rights to show the games. so i suppose the NFL would lose that revenue from say FOX to reclaim those games and make them PPV. the cost per game would need to offset the loss of the network income.

Will there be a free, live broadcast over the internet from an off shore site if the NFL goes pay per view?

for awhile probably but that's only because the internet is still maturing. they could monitor sites like this i suppose and find people rebroadcasting it, but as you say, if offshore there's not much they'd be able to do to some server in china sporting a cowboys game.

 

[theogt]

I guess it never really hit me that TO was counting $10 million against the cap this year.