SultanOfSix;1400807 said:
I think you missed my point.
nah, i think more like you don't like the way it is.
what are you comparing that $20k yugo to? $20k? if so then you're not comparing apples to apples so yes, you'll get mixed results.
as long as *a team* is willing to set the standard, the rest have no choice but to follow. the *only* thing i can think of that would slow it down is a position cap. say no more than $10mil a year for a QB, or now CB. that woulnd't last - why?
cause the market will set the price, as it has here.
is it too high? maybe, but only when you compare it to last year, or worse, 5 years ago. why? because the cost for an average player was a LOT lower than it is now. why? because we have more money to spend for the same amount of players.
every year this will keep getting worse till the NFL eventually caves in upon itself because it's ran out of ways to fund this "runaway train" of revenue.
fans will not be able to afford hockey priced tickets for football.
it's all about the $. if you have more of it to spend, you'll have a long line of people who think their value as a % of that total should be as high as they can set it.
