Aaron Donald, Rams Agree to Historic Contract

[BobbyFK]

Do you think he’s worth the money they’re giving him?

Aaron Donald, Rams Agree to Historic Contract

The star defensive lineman will be back in Los Angeles on a re-worked deal next season.

www.si.com

 

[Wagerallsports]

I guess the gibberish nonsense he was talking recently about being happy with walking away worked on the Rams

 

[carolinakid]

the money today these players are getting is why a average family of 4 have a hard time going to several games a year and getting good seats any longer

 

[Wagerallsports]

the money today these players are getting is why a average family of 4 have a hard time going to several games a year and getting good seats any longer

No doubt about it CK

 

[Archie]

the money today these players are getting is why a average family of 4 have a hard time going to several games a year and getting good seats any longer

I don't know. The owners are still making bigger and bigger bank on tv contracts.

the tens of millions that the salary cap might go up every year or two, is not where all the $ is going. It's owner's pockets and some stadiums

 

[carolinakid]

we have as fans create a monster with sports and these contracts

 

[Archie]

The NFL's national media rights signed in March 2021 amounted to over 111 billion U.S. dollars. This broadcasting deal would see the league's 32 teams each receive a payout of 249 million U.S. dollars in the 2022 season

 

[Archie]

salary cap is 208 million....

they barely need any average joe ticket sales or 14 dollar beers to turn a profit

greed

 

[carolinakid]

^^that crazy too

 

[carolinakid]

if i had to go to a game be it football or basketball and need field glasses to see the court or field, no way in hell would i go with the tvs of today

 

[Archie]

The NFL makes more per year than like 1/3 of countries in the world

 

[Tanko]

salary cap is 208 million....

they barely need any average joe ticket sales or 14 dollar beers to turn a profit

greed

This is why it costs $450 to get a family of 4 upper-deck endzone seats at an NFL game.
Forget about cokes, popcorn, beers, or hotdogs. That'll set you back another $100+ for a family of 4.

 

[Tanko]

Of course, as far as Aaron Donaldson's contract... It's not about the money. Yeah, right.

https://forum.bookmakersreview.com/...out-the-money-if-rams-dont-re-sign-him.32747/

 

[carolinakid]

Tanko, dont forget about the parking too

 

[Seahawkharry]

Parking is 50-75$

 

[BobbyFK]

Fans are confused
https://www.sportskeeda.com/nfl/news-rams-cap-space-wizardry-confuses-fans

 

[biggins]

Sofi cost $90 to park beers are $15-$20 at all events these days and of course the price of admission. But on tv watching games everyone has a beer in their hands. People make a lot of money spending a couple hundred on liquor for the night is just another night out. When in Vegas you walk by a craps table there all like $50 minimum and the tables are all packed and playing craps you spread a lot of money around it’s not bet the pass line and wait. Lol

 

[parrothead]

This is why it costs $450 to get a family of 4 upper-deck endzone seats at an NFL game.
Forget about cokes, popcorn, beers, or hotdogs. That'll set you back another $100+ for a family of 4.

Cheaper and more comfortable to just watch it on TV