Mr. WEO

There have been teams with minority share owners for a while yes (Miami, for example). More famously the Commanders now. But outside of family members sharing ownership, partner owners in the NFL are still the exception by a wide margin.

What has prevented them from doing so to this point? The answer isn't hard to fathom... the article points out that it is not common, but may be in the future.

that's some commute he was fired by 3 more teams since he was fired by the Sabres.....

he coached 3 other teams since he last coached the Sabres. He was in Jersey last year.

you want to speak to his manager?

corrected for accuracy

what an incredible list of bums that is

Pegula's Rolodex has 3 names in it... this should end well!

can I be another Pegula offspring who "works" in he company business? I want guaranteed family lifestyle-type money...

Soooo many posters fell for this! Guy is soft, not competitor, bout pouter...

LAM(draft)P!!

The TV/merch/licensing money covers all expenses. The rest is free money.

I mentioned him because even his contract is worth far more than that guy would have gotten had he stayed in college. round 4,5 guys would be sacrificing huge sums to stay in college for NIL crumbs for another year or two.

day 3 of the NFL draft includes rounds 4,5,6,7..... But yes, if your are, at best, potential 7th round talent--might as well take a few thousand bucks a year in college, because you're never getting to the NFL. I provided the figures. It's not nothing, but day 3 type guys aren't getting much. couple thousand dollars. Allowing for outliers, yes. Aren't many 4/5 in the day 3 cohort, typically.

let promo yell at the fans... Because it is the only zero risk investment on the planet. It has a guaranteed annual return and a guaranteed appreciation. Who cares about about having a say?--you get a sweet owners box experience. you are IN the club...

how much real NIL money are Day 3 type draftees bringing in right now?? 5 star recruits (top 32 of them) mirror the top 32 draftees typically. The NIL dropoff to 4 star players is huge. Day 3 would include few, if any of 4 or 5 star players. So how would NIL affect this at all for day 3? According a group that monitors this stuff (SANIL), the a QB in top 25 PFF grade gets about $350K a year. a top 25 TE will get 100K. once you get to the Day 3 guys (PFF >150), the amounts go to $50k for QB, all the way down to $10K for TE. Compare this to Mr. Irrelevant, who gets $1,000,000 a year for 4 years. Therefore any draftable player should forego NIL and enter the draft for a lot more money.

Given Beane's penchant for bringing in end of life WRs, someone needs to stop this in its tracks...

the guy on the left?

This has been covered over and over. Yeah, HOF HCs without their HOF QBs struggle to win Super Bowls. Alert the press...again. Was Brady a HOF level QB when he was drafted? His 1st season? For those first 3 SB wins? No he wasn't. It's a "counter" not worth making.

sounding like the opposite is true. He was way too soft--especially on the younger players. he had to go--should have done it sooner.

oh ok, I didn't realize he's testing the market.

Agreed. HOF HCs and QBs are often paired. neither happens without the other. Claims that Bellichick couldn't put together (i.e. GM the team) a roster are bizarre rewritings of history. Maybe that helps other sleep at night.

these are simple questions, easily answered with a review of the facts. when did he get all the power? what was the result in their record from then on? he's been running that roster for decades

was Brady the GOAT from 2001-2004? he sure wasn't. who put all those rosters together that fielded the GOAT and all those PB/AP/SB winners?