Seahawks sold

[conner01]

Not saying you’re wrong but how does revenue sharing affect other teams that make less?

Revenue sharing is equal but the cowboys make so much money outside of what’s shared. One big revenue source is the stadium. Technically Jerry doesn’t own the stadium but he gets revenue from every event in the stadium. The cheerleaders make money. Naming rights aren’t shared revenue, luxury suites aren’t shared revenue. He has tons of revenue that’s not part of shared revenue. That’s why some teams make more than others. That stadium is likely his biggest non shared revenue. He only has to share the revenue from football games

 

[DarkVader33]

Revenue sharing is equal but the cowboys make so much money outside of what’s shared. One big revenue source is the stadium. Technically Jerry doesn’t own the stadium but he gets revenue from every event in the stadium. The cheerleaders make money. Naming rights aren’t shared revenue, luxury suites aren’t shared revenue. He has tons of revenue that’s not part of shared revenue. That’s why some teams make more than others. That stadium is likely his biggest non shared revenue. He only has to share the revenue from football games

Thanks brother. I knew about some but not all.

 

[Johannes44]

I'm Jealous......... wish it was Dallas getting new ownership.

be careful what you wish for, it can always get worse.

 

[DripTooHard]

I get that he will have to sell at some point, but it would seem like that would be against the NFL ownership rules to legally agree to purchase one NFL team while still owning another.

Jerry tried to buy the Rams I think before Kroenke stepped in. While owning the Cowboys!

 

[Cowboysheelsreds053]

Just looked it up and it said Jerry didn’t try buying the rams before Stan K. They said several owners approached him about owning a franchise in LA if he ever sold (was never going to happen) the boys.

 

[Reverend Conehead]

I find it curious that an owner of one NFL team is allowed to buy another NFL team ..

I was wondering about that too. Yeah, one would hope it means he has to sell his stake in the 49ers. If the NFL doesn't have that as a rule, they need to make it. Holy conflict of interest, Batman.

 

[atlantacowboy]

Was gonna say at some point we will run out of billionaires to buy these franchises but according to Google AI there are over 3400 on the planet, The US alone with almost 1K. So maybe not.

That's why we will see very few franchises being sold in the future to individuals. Most will be groups of investors lead by a somebody. That seems to be what happened in Seattle.