Has Parity Really Worked In The NFL?

[djnemo65]

When you have teams like the Steelers and Colts winning Superbowls it is hard to argue that it has worked, at least in terms of creating the anybody can win it type of environment that the NFL had hoped for.

Is it good for the game? Personally I think it is, if for no other reason than youg get to get excited every year no matter where you are from. In what other sport do fans follow the draft so ravenously?

Still, as a fan of the richest team you can't help but wonder how the baseball model would be for the Yankees of football. Pretty good I think.

[KLHJ2]

Originally Posted by djnemo65

When you have teams like the Steelers and Colts winning Superbowls it is hard to argue that it has worked, at least in terms of creating the anybody can win it type of environment that the NFL had hoped for.

Is it good for the game? Personally I think it is, if for no other reason than youg get to get excited every year no matter where you are from. In what other sport do fans follow the draft so ravenously?

Still, as a fan of the richest team you can't help but wonder how the baseball model would be for the Yankees of football. Pretty good I think.

We were once the Yankees of football. During the 80's when we were having all of that success we had the second highest paid teams behind the 49ers.

AAAAAHHHHHH!!!! The good ol days.

Parity is good for the NFL, but bad for us and San Fran.