Quote (Polygraph @ Jan 23 2024 08:20pm)

anyone remember what the very first game of the nfl season was this year? it's already been written. adding both kelce and swift to the team puts them over the edge in the rematch.

Quote (MildSambal @ Jan 22 2024 03:18pm)

so what you sayin is bet the farm on the Chiefs

^Proint

stonecold lock of the century of the week

Quote (Polygraph @ Jan 23 2024 12:20pm)

anyone remember what the very first game of the nfl season was this year? it's already been written. adding both kelce and swift to the team puts them over the edge in the rematch.

Quote (crunkinator @ Jan 22 2024 12:17pm)

The additional revenue via sports betting, particularly the NFL, is an additional 2.3 billion, which is a fraction of what they receive from viewership; specifically broadcasting the broadcasting deals/rights. The broadcasting deals are done before the season and they're based on previous years viewership and estimated futures. In comparison to that 2.3 billion total of unguaranteed money by way of sports bettering, each individual team collects 3.9 billion in guaranteed television money. Taking that all into consideration, it'd be far more beneficial to have the chiefs vs. 49ers during the year of the swifties. The swing in viewershp would be dramatic compared to years prior, which would undoubtedly translate to considerably better guaranteed deals.

Quote (Superfly_B @ 22 Jan 2024 11:31)

theres a pic going around of some tv station listing the musical performances for the ravens/9ers superbowl feb 11... im like the person in charge of that graphic prob just used the two #1 seeds in a rush, but people love their conspiracies. i said if they died in a suspicious car accident later this week i might start believing... instagram gave me a warning

Quote (crunkinator @ 22 Jan 2024 12:17)

The additional revenue via sports betting, particularly the NFL, is an additional 2.3 billion, which is a fraction of what they receive from viewership; specifically broadcasting the broadcasting deals/rights. The broadcasting deals are done before the season and they're based on previous years viewership and estimated futures. In comparison to that 2.3 billion total of unguaranteed money by way of sports bettering, each individual team collects 3.9 billion in guaranteed television money. Taking that all into consideration, it'd be far more beneficial to have the chiefs vs. 49ers during the year of the swifties. The swing in viewershp would be dramatic compared to years prior, which would undoubtedly translate to considerably better guaranteed deals.

Quote (Crunkt @ Jan 29 2024 01:37pm)

teams dont get 3.9 billion each

why is their revenue listed at like 500 mil - 1 billion if they are getting 3.9 billion each

https://www.gobankingrates.com/money/business/richest-nfl-teams/