Every Sunday afternoon, NFL fans pack stadiums all across the United States to watch their favorite teams play. In NFL stadiums everywhere, fans will buy/bring items to games that include jerseys, beer, sodas, hot dogs, popcorn, and homemade signs to enjoy the experience and cheer on their teams. The coaches draw up plays on their playbooks, while calling plays on their headsets trying to confuse the other team. The head coach motivates the team by giving a pep talk before the most important drive that could determine who wins and loses. The players perform on the football field by wearing uniforms, helmets, pads, and cleats, while playing either on offense, defense, or special teams. Sometimes players can make plays that impact both the team
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In this article, Easterbook gives many examples of how the owners and the NFL get away with anything. Easterbook, also provides a solution to end the taxpayer fleecing by the NFL. There are three main points that Easterbook acknowledges in the article, “How the NFL Fleeces Taxpayers”. Easterbook demonstrates that taxpayers fund the stadiums, explains how the league enjoys their non-profit organization, and insists that the antitrust laws do not apply to broadcast …show more content…
The livelihood of the NFL is at stake because without the fans, owners, and the NFL itself, this billion dollar empire will collide. The future of the NFL could be really bright with changes to the non-profit organization classification and antitrust laws that only favor the NFL and owners. The future of the NFL could also be bleak if nothing happens and the owners and NFL only continue to get away with anything, while everyone else suffers. I think everyone involved should work together to resolve these three problems and find a common ground where all sides will
In this article, Easterbook gives many examples of how the owners and the NFL get away with anything. Easterbook, also provides a solution to end the taxpayer fleecing by the NFL. There are three main points that Easterbook acknowledges in the article, “How the NFL Fleeces Taxpayers”. Easterbook demonstrates that taxpayers fund the stadiums, explains how the league enjoys their non-profit organization, and insists that the antitrust laws do not apply to broadcast …show more content…
The livelihood of the NFL is at stake because without the fans, owners, and the NFL itself, this billion dollar empire will collide. The future of the NFL could be really bright with changes to the non-profit organization classification and antitrust laws that only favor the NFL and owners. The future of the NFL could also be bleak if nothing happens and the owners and NFL only continue to get away with anything, while everyone else suffers. I think everyone involved should work together to resolve these three problems and find a common ground where all sides will