The NFL is considering expanding the regular season to 18 games, which could potentially cost the league $14.088 billion. However, it is possible for the league to come to an agreement with the NFL Players Association on new terms at any time without waiting for the expiration of the current Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA). The CBA is a flexible document that can be amended or extended as needed.
One proposal to add more revenue and offset some of the costs associated with the potential legal payout is to add one extra game and one extra bye week, creating 20 weekends of regular season football. This would allow more games to be played on different days of the week, maximizing revenue for the league. The NFL could also re-negotiate TV deals and potentially win the Sunday Ticket case in the Supreme Court to secure additional funds.
With strategic planning and smart financial moves, the NFL could navigate potential legal challenges ahead and come out stronger on the other side. By taking proactive steps now, the league could position itself for long-term success and continued growth in the future.
As the Vols prepare for their 2024 season, excitement is building on campus. The team's…
Dr. Vu Truong Khanh, Head of the Department of Gastroenterology at Tam Anh General Hospital…
The city of Ontario is revitalizing its historic downtown area along the Euclid Avenue corridor…
On Tuesday morning, a fire broke out in the Mljet National Park, affecting low vegetation…
Ontario's Government Embraces Digital Twins for Infrastructure ProjectsThe Ontario government has recently unveiled its plans…
In a bid to improve mental health crisis responses, Arlington County has introduced the Marcus…