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Assume that each NFL team had a cap to financially structure itself within whether it includes revenue sharing or not. However, outside of that there is no union and anyone can sign or play for whomever they want each and every year UNLESS they have signed a previous, guaranteed agreement with their current team for multiple years. The team has to honor long term contract agreements. But, they have more flexibility with players not signed to multi year deals. No minimum salary and obviously no maximum. Assume for the sake of this argument also that the players have the knowledge about their fair market value and the negotiating skills to go to the table without player agents or representatives.
How would this affect player salaries?
Wouldn't the players be better off? Wouldn't the owners be better off?
Excuse my naivety.
How would this affect player salaries?
Wouldn't the players be better off? Wouldn't the owners be better off?
Excuse my naivety.
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