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The Business of Football

Welcome to The Business of Football, where cutting-edge strategies and high-value partnerships converge. Explore transformative deals and strategic maneuvers as our analysis guides you through the intersection of football and business for a nuanced understanding of the game outside the lines.

Recent Articles

Record QB Haul Comes With High Hopes, Big Money, and No Guarantees

Six teams selected quarterbacks in the first round of the NFL draft.

NFL Combine Is Buzzing With Talk of Nearly $1B in Extra Cap Space

The 2024 NFL salary cap is $255.4M per team, a $30M-per-team jump over last season.


RFK

RFK Stadium Bill Advances to Senate After Lopsided House Vote

The bill’s passage in the House, with a vote margin of 348–55, indicates strong bipartisan consensus and support for D.C.’s plans.

Commanders

FedEx Field No Longer, Commanders’ Stadium Will Get New Name

The Commanders must stay in Landover through 2027.
Josh Harris

Josh Harris, David Blitzer Set to Part Ways with Steelers Stake

Harris’s purchase of the Commanders prevents him from keeping the Steelers’ stake.
Carolina Panthers

For Panthers, the Cost of a Two-Win Season Is a 4% Ticket Hike

Lower-level tickets are going up an average of 7%.
NFL salary cap

NFL Salary Cap Sees Historic Spike Ahead of 2024 Season

Each franchise was allotted $255.4M, which is a $30M increase for each team.

Women Prove to Be a Powerful Force in Super Bowl LVIII Record Viewership 

Female demographics show strong viewership growth for the NFL’s title game.

Arthur Blank
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Arthur Blank on Private Equity in the NFL: ‘There Are Models That Can Work’

Arthur Blank says the NFL will discuss private equity investment at the upcoming owners meetings.

Feb 11, 2024; Paradise, Nevada, USA; Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce (87) celebrates with the Vince Lombardi Trophy after defeating the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII at Allegiant Stadium.

On Sunday, 123.4 Million Viewers. On Tuesday, 800 Layoffs

CBS delivered monster TV numbers. Days later, Paramount slashed hundreds of jobs.