Roger Goodell Says Player Salaries Will Keep Growing Under Current Deal

Discussion in 'NFL General Discussion' started by SRW, Feb 7, 2010.

  1. SRW

    SRW Ex-World's Worst Site Admin

    NFL commissioner Roger Goodell predicts players' salaries will still grow under a new labor agreement, even if their share of revenue is reduced as owners have proposed. Appearing Sunday on CBS's "Face the Nation" hours before the Super Bowl, Goodell said the owners need money to cover rising costs for international ventures and infrastructure projects such as new stadiums. The union has said management wants players to reduce their share to 41 percent of applied revenues from about 59 percent but Goodell counters that of the $3.6 billion in incremental revenues since 2006, players received $2.6 billion.

    Source: Associated Press
     
  2. ravenfan52

    ravenfan52 Perennial All Pro

    Business side of NFL is an EPIC FAIL.
     
  3. andy82

    andy82 Your Soul, It's Mine!

    Jesus christ no wonder the NFLPA are pissed. Absolutely ridiculous if the Owners think they will accept an 18% cut.
     
  4. hermhater

    hermhater Guest

  5. chucklehead

    chucklehead Fantasy Fool

    Players get paid way to much anyway!
     
  6. andy82

    andy82 Your Soul, It's Mine!

    No crap, but it's unbelievable goobered for the owners to think the NFLPA will ever accept a drop like that.
     
  7. hermhater

    hermhater Guest

    They make the game.

    The game doesn't need to expand beyond it's roots yet.