bizjournals.com - 3/26/2008
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Pittsburgh Business Times The National Football League and its 32 teams are carrying more than $9 billion in debt, according to a report by the SportsBusiness Journal. The figure was disclosed in a letter that was included in a court filing in case in which the league is trying to remove a judge from oversight of a collective-bargaining agreement with the NFL players' union. The October 2007 ...
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The Shocking NFL Debt Report
F Juice.com —
... The NFL and its 32 teams are more than $9 billion in debt, according to a report by the SportsBusiness Journal. ...
Laaa la la la, Wait Til I Get My Money Right: The NFL’s Financial Troubles
Sportaphile —
... A few days ago, I read a report that stated the collective NFL teams are 9 billion dollars in debt. Then today I read about the layoffs and questionable future of NFL films. The popular films section of the NFL is in danger because of two different problems. ...
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