NFL players have such a short shelf life that they can't effectively strike

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Jul 31, 2014
7:47:37pm

cougfanz

NFL players have such a short shelf life that they can't effectively strike

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cougfanz

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Why doesn't the nfl pay players as much as other sports?

truecoug1

7/31/14 7:10pm

Numbers game my friend

titlecoug

7/31/14 7:11pm

Maybe revenue generated by the teams?

rapper

7/31/14 7:14pm

5 vs 22 players in the game?

charles

7/31/14 7:14pm

Also RB s are not valued as highly anymore

gilbertatty

7/31/14 7:18pm

It's easier to find a running back than it is to find an NBA starter

TrueAndBlue

7/31/14 7:30pm

Still, I thought NFL revenue was 10x more than NBA/MLB

truecoug1

7/31/14 7:31pm

Also the NFL players association is probably the weakest of all the unions

TrueAndBlue

7/31/14 7:32pm

Because the nfl players union was and is

macaroni

7/31/14 7:33pm

NFL players have such a short shelf life that they can't effectively strike

cougfanz

7/31/14 7:47pm

Disagree. They've shown that they can strike

macaroni

7/31/14 7:52pm

huge rosters and few games

palangi

7/31/14 8:46pm

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