A lot of people are angry about the NFL’s “soft landing,” and that is not a bad thing.
But there are a few issues with the league’s current plan.
Here are five things you need to know about it. 1.
It won’t be a free-for-all.
The NFL is the only NFL franchise that isn’t owned by a team, a team’s owner or a league team.
There are a handful of exceptions, but the league says it is trying to create a more equal playing field.
In the meantime, teams can opt out of playing at home.
2.
The league won’t get any of the TV money.
In a few cases, teams may get some of the money the league has made from TV contracts, but not as much as the other teams.
And the league also won’t have a share of the advertising revenue.
The big exception: The NFL Network.
The network is owned by Comcast.
But Comcast is trying hard to win approval for a $1 billion deal that would give the network a significant share of its ad revenue.
3.
The new commissioner’s plan will be for the players to play.
NFL players have been the most vocal critics of the league.
And there have been plenty of arguments over how the league should be run.
But this plan will not be based on players.
It will be based around how players are paid.
The owners want a cut of the revenue generated by the league, and they are pushing the league to change the way players are compensated.
4.
There will be more players.
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said in October that the league will be able to accommodate a record number of players, with some exceptions.
Goodell has said the league is aiming for 50,000 players by the end of the season.
Goodell told NFL Network’s Kimberly Jones that he will “certainly” consider increasing the number of teams in the league from 16 to 32.
The proposal is expected to be approved in the spring, and Goodell said last month he was hopeful of a deal.
5.
The salary cap will be reduced.
The cap, which is expected at $137 million, will be increased by $3.5 million.
That will be in addition to the $10 million the league received from the union in December.
Goodell is trying not to cut too much in the salary cap, and he will have the flexibility to adjust the cap as needed.
This is something that he was able to do in the past with his salary cap rules.
6.
The teams will have to play with better players.
The players have said they don’t want to play under a team that doesn’t have good players.
But the league wants to play in a league where teams are playing for a reason.
The idea is that if teams can’t play in the same stadium, they can play on a smaller field.
If they play at a bigger venue, the league would get a bigger chunk of revenue.
7.
The leagues TV revenue will go up.
The average TV deal for an NFL team is $3 million a year, but this proposal is more in line with the average for all NFL games.
In some cases, the average TV deals for teams will be much higher.
8.
The playoff system will change.
There is one exception: In the first round, the NFL will hold the playoffs for two consecutive years, even if a team wins both games in the first four rounds.
The playoffs are still on in the second round, but teams can still get into the playoffs in the other round.
9.
The first round will be held on Thanksgiving.
This will be the first time in league history that the first-round game is not played on Thanksgiving Day.
It was done in 1993.
10.
There won’t always be an all-star game.
There have been a few big all-Star games in recent years, including the Super Bowl in 2009 and the NFC Championship Game in 2012.
The team that finishes first in the NFL and the league in total revenue gets to host the All-Star game.
The commissioner’s office said the new proposal would be a change from that.
11.
A new commissioner won’t just be announcing changes.
He’ll also be deciding what the league does in the coming months and years.
The general managers and head coaches will make their case to Goodell about what to do.
Goodell will also be weighing what to change in the way the league works, how teams are compensated and how they can be more inclusive.
12.
The franchise owners are unhappy with the proposal.
The owner of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Stephen Ross, told reporters after the announcement that the proposal doesn’t reflect the owner’s values.
He added that he is disappointed in the timing of the proposal, which has been announced by the commissioner’s general counsel.
The Tampa Bay Times reported that other owners expressed concerns about the proposal to the commissioner.
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