Revenue-Sharing committee created, teams added (4/26)

Teams added to the revenue-sharing committee
Tue, 25 Apr 2006 15:50:55 -0700

The Associated Press reports NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue added five teams to a committee that will help determine how a new revenue-sharing plan will work under the league's new labor deal. League spokesman Greg Aiello said two more teams, representing the league's lower-revenue franchises, will be added soon to complete the eight-member committee. The Houston Texans were one of the five new teams added.

Browns, Bills, Lions, Packers, Rams, Texans, TBA, TBA


too many cheap owners. If they're adding two more low revenue teams, that'd be 5-3 in favor of owners that refuse to spend.

Browns, Bills, Lions, Packers, Rams, Texans, TBA, TBA

too many cheap owners. If they're adding two more low revenue teams, that'd be 5-3 in favor of owners that refuse to spend.

Agreed. Why don't they just call this the Snyder-Jones Limitation Committee and be donw with it?

Time for Danny to hire some "Muscle" to swing any voting that might occur

if the contract is agreed upon and signed,how the revenue should be shared is already agreed upon,also.whats to discuss?

future opportunities.

All the cheap asses so far.

how would you like to be dan snyder sitting in a room trying to discuss money with some of the leagues dumbasses like ralph wilson?its seems like a big joke

Are the Cardinals one of those TBA teams? Maybe the Redskins can pay support the pay rolls of all the crappy teams and they can stop selling tickets all together!