Salary Cap Analysis

CrazyCanuck · 02-17-2006, 01:29 PM

My understanding is that they're arguing on 2 points:

1. Which revenues should be included in total football revenues, AND what % of these should go to the players.

2. Which revenues should be shared between teams.

While #2 seems more of an internal matter, #1 will have a more direct effect on the cap. I don't see the players agreeing to anything unless they get a real raise in dollar terms. So simply increasing the pie won't be enough. The new % of the new pie will have to represent a raise over the current % of the current pie.

So under this assumption, I'd expect a new CBA to allocate more dollars directly to the players, which in turn would raise the salary cap.

02-17-2006, 01:29 PM	#11
CrazyCanuck Serenity Now Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Canada Posts: 2,008	Re: Salary Cap Analysis My understanding is that they're arguing on 2 points: 1. Which revenues should be included in total football revenues, AND what % of these should go to the players. 2. Which revenues should be shared between teams. While #2 seems more of an internal matter, #1 will have a more direct effect on the cap. I don't see the players agreeing to anything unless they get a real raise in dollar terms. So simply increasing the pie won't be enough. The new % of the new pie will have to represent a raise over the current % of the current pie. So under this assumption, I'd expect a new CBA to allocate more dollars directly to the players, which in turn would raise the salary cap.

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