More Washington bad culture

[HowardC]

Plus early this season their very own fans had the sewage pipes break and have raw sewage spewing into the stands.

Even the stadium hates them lol.

 

[HowardC]

Its 'frikin' Washington DC. The football team is probably the least corrupt institution in town.

 

[Risen Star]

Steroids?

No, but you're not the first to accuse me of that.

 

[zrinkill]

No, but you're not the first to accuse me of that.

Performance enhancing likes ....... Now I understand.

 

[HowardC]

No, but you're not the first to accuse me of that.

Probably am

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

Its 'frikin' Washington DC. The football team is probably the least corrupt institution in town.

That's sadly accurate. What happens with them is normal for their city.

 

[khiladi]

No, they have to contribute a quota before they can take their cut.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id...las-cowboys-25-moves-biggest-nfl-power-broker

17. In 2002, when the NFL did a new deal with Reebok, Jones opted out, feeling that it wasn't fair that revenues were equally split despite the fact that Cowboys contributed a disproportionate share (it reached its height in 1994 when the Cowboys generated 28 percent of all the teams' licensing royalties). Going out on his own and starting his own distribution system allowed him to better control the Cowboys brand. For the previous five seasons, the Cowboys made up 16 percent of league merchandise. The deal that allowed Jones to go on his own, made him guarantee that 16 percent back to the league and keep anything above it.

Still pretty significant, 86%. Is it enough to justify some jealousy by the owners, considering how much Dallas dominates in sales. I guess we’d have to see how much is earned…