From a business perspective for you think the Pegulas would find the WTA (if run properly like a proper sporting body) more lucrative than the Buffalo Bills? They haven’t made a SuperBowl since 1991 and not sure what that means but that sounds bad. Are they kinda like a mid team?
The Bills have been one of the stronger teams on the field the last 4-5 seasons. But as others have noted, NFL teams have such immense value - a few billion dollars each - with much of that driven by the league’s equitable TV contracts (all games are televised by national TV networks and all the league’s teams share equally in those billions of dollars paid by TV networks, and EVERY major over-the-air TV network in the U.S. is an NFL TV partner directly or indirectly) that even weaker teams and/or teams in smaller metro areas are highly profitable, especially if they aren’t paying off stadium debt.
From a business perspective for you think the Pegulas would find the WTA (if run properly like a proper sporting body) more lucrative than the Buffalo Bills? They haven’t made a SuperBowl since 1991 and not sure what that means but that sounds bad. Are they kinda like a mid team?
The Bills have been one of the stronger teams on the field the last 4-5 seasons. But as others have noted, NFL teams have such immense value - a few billion dollars each - with much of that driven by the league’s equitable TV contracts (all games are televised by national TV networks and all the league’s teams share equally in those billions of dollars paid by TV networks, and EVERY major over-the-air TV network in the U.S. is an NFL TV partner directly or indirectly) that even weaker teams and/or teams in smaller metro areas are highly profitable, especially if they aren’t paying off stadium debt.