An open question about revenue sharing:
by Rev. Slappy on Dec 9, 2009 1:15 PM CST
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PrintI don't know the answer to this, so I was wondering if anybody had thoughts (or facts) on the matter. Will the NFL's decision to do away with the $100 million per year supplemental revenue sharing program affect the Chiefs in any way? The old revenue sharing plan is still in place but do the Chiefs receive any money from the SRS fund? I know some of the smaller market teams are going to struggle even more because of this.
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I can officially state at this time that
the NFL, nor any team associated with such, shares any revenue with me.
Winning begins with Attitude - Haley and Pioli will be winners in KC!
I'll forever be a Chiefs fan! Only God himself could take that away from me, but when I get to my great reward, I'll rejoin two bigger fans, my Mom and Dad.
Me either
Which is a shame because I share a shit load of my revenues with them.
$49/month just to watch the games on cable. Rediculous.
Johnnie Morton: The Man. The Myth. The Legend.
by craig in calgary on Dec 9, 2009 9:28 PM CST up reply actions
LOL Lanier
well, if you find a way to tap into that money, you be sure to remember all your friends here at AP
signed
your friend at AP
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