Every year we hear of a sporting scandal that shocks fans around the world. In 2016 it was the FIFA corruptions scandal, the deflategate scandal of 2015, in 2012 the Lance Armstrong doping scandal, and many more in every sport imaginable. These events are horrible for fans, as their beloved sport become ruined by the greed and evil nature of just a select few. It spoils the image of a league or organization and makes all the parties involved look bad. In all these cases, the suspects are eventually caught by the professional athletes and businessmen who have often been involved with the sport for years. Organizations like the NFL and NBA are so huge that it is only an amount of time before the victim is caught due to the professionalism and scrutiny that the sport falls under. The athletes are experienced and are not naive enough to get scammed by their organization. However, when an organization the size of the NFL is run on the sports of semi pro athletes who often do not even pursue their athletic career after college , these same types of scandals can go unnoticed.
The National Collegiate Athletics Association is an extremely corrupt organization that gets away with taking advantage of the talent of young athletes for revenue and is so greedy they even ban the athletes from being rewarded …show more content…
The 9 time pro bowl and 2 time super bowl quarter back merged his love for the game with executive management for the Denver Broncos to take them to 2 Super Bowls in just 4 years in his management. He proves that sports organizations do not just require businessmen and politicians to run them. He had the 3rd highest approval rating of all 32 general manager (Bakka, 2016) which shows that his use of his sporting knowledge and love for his organization paid of for the fans and created positive ranks as the broncos had 4 consecutive seasons making it to the NFL
The National Collegiate Athletics Association is an extremely corrupt organization that gets away with taking advantage of the talent of young athletes for revenue and is so greedy they even ban the athletes from being rewarded …show more content…
The 9 time pro bowl and 2 time super bowl quarter back merged his love for the game with executive management for the Denver Broncos to take them to 2 Super Bowls in just 4 years in his management. He proves that sports organizations do not just require businessmen and politicians to run them. He had the 3rd highest approval rating of all 32 general manager (Bakka, 2016) which shows that his use of his sporting knowledge and love for his organization paid of for the fans and created positive ranks as the broncos had 4 consecutive seasons making it to the NFL