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<blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1099677" data-attributes="member: 10086"><p>Oh they’d have to try to. Although I think it’s highly unlikely we’d ever get that far. No company that size could even survive a sustained 1/4 loss of margin without a complete reorganization of their business model from the Top down. No owner is going to take the full brunt of financial losses. The NFL would be forced to renegotiate media contracts and players and coaching and staff and facility Contracts alike. IMO there’s zero 0% chance it’s just business as usual and just double the pricing. It would not take nearly as much as 50% losses to have an immediate and crippling effect.</p><p></p><p>I believe that’s one of the reasons they’ve went overseas. To try to create a more Robust Financial Model that doesn’t rely on the U.S. consumer. They’re spreading their client model in case 1 area struggles they can stay afloat longer. Similar strategy to a Mutual Fund.</p><p></p><p>Keep in mind. I’m not suggesting trying to eliminate the NFL. Some people get in an uproar over using strategies to keep the NFL honest in their monopoly. Again there’s already been financial litigation ongoing and into its past, so this isn’t some fictional topic. It’s already in motion. Fan involvement is only going to add to the ongoing heat the NFL is already experiencing. This isn’t Old schools idea this had been going on and increasing intensity year to year. Watch and see if nothing changes and thank me via the Wall Street Journal later. No company is invincible</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="OldSchool101, post: 1099677, member: 10086"] Oh they’d have to try to. Although I think it’s highly unlikely we’d ever get that far. No company that size could even survive a sustained 1/4 loss of margin without a complete reorganization of their business model from the Top down. No owner is going to take the full brunt of financial losses. The NFL would be forced to renegotiate media contracts and players and coaching and staff and facility Contracts alike. IMO there’s zero 0% chance it’s just business as usual and just double the pricing. It would not take nearly as much as 50% losses to have an immediate and crippling effect. I believe that’s one of the reasons they’ve went overseas. To try to create a more Robust Financial Model that doesn’t rely on the U.S. consumer. They’re spreading their client model in case 1 area struggles they can stay afloat longer. Similar strategy to a Mutual Fund. Keep in mind. I’m not suggesting trying to eliminate the NFL. Some people get in an uproar over using strategies to keep the NFL honest in their monopoly. Again there’s already been financial litigation ongoing and into its past, so this isn’t some fictional topic. It’s already in motion. Fan involvement is only going to add to the ongoing heat the NFL is already experiencing. This isn’t Old schools idea this had been going on and increasing intensity year to year. Watch and see if nothing changes and thank me via the Wall Street Journal later. No company is invincible [/QUOTE]
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