Yes it does. Ticket prices and salary cap.
to the fans it mean nothing!!
ticket prices will never go down. always up and given only 8-9 home games in this sport relatively speaking to sports like Baseball has waht 90+ home games and NBAS and NHL have like 40 the tickets are goung tl eb more expecinve because if supply an demand..
fans cant control that, will never truly be part of the reason we watch and debate games.
all teams and fans of other teams have the same restraints and issues..
so again get your brain out of players and owners pockets because it not up for debate its part of the business side we truly need to keep out of..
the sport is the games, we watch, debate, and get to the next one until they are over and then whine all offseason about what went wrong and how we cant wait until next year,,
do you go through the books for those who own and operate Hollywood and movie theaters who just go watch? i dont go to the theaters as most movies are below average and the cost to go is rising to ridiculous point and don't get me started on the $1 candy beign soled for $6..
we dont have forums discussing the candy prices and prices of movies and then saying all actors are overpaid etc..to either watch or you dont..
get them on the stream , Redbox alot cheaper later etc
we breaking down the cost of an iPhone relative to what apple pays their ceos front office and employees and what not on forum or just buy the phones or dont.
the nfl game is the product, we watch debate the actual games and players and move on or we dont..
the money aspect isnt for fans to worry about....it was mistake allowing that stuff top become public in the first palce..it unimportant from where we are positioned as spectator..