Marc the Habs Fan
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The off-season is officially underway. Discuss stuff not worth a thread in here.
How? He could quit the NFL for any reasons under the sun. He's not an indentured servant.
Short-sighted, maybe (though obviously he's a billionaire now). Not childish.
Seems a little childish no?
i didn't even realize he was in the NFL before being an owner
Seeing as how he made enough money to own an NFL franchise I would say he made the correct decision and regrets nothing
According to one account, the first personal seat license plan was developed in 1986 at Stanford University by legendary tennis coach Dick Gould.[2][3] Seeking financing for a new tennis stadium, Gould came up with the idea of selling the rights to seats, a licensing plan under which purchaser's name is engraved in the seat, and the purchaser owns the right to have first choice for tickets for any event held in the stadium.[3]
According to a second account, the permanent seat license was invented by a Columbus, Ohio architect, Rick Ohanian, in January 1987. Ohanian described his plan in a Letter to The Editor of the Columbus Dispatch, published on March 2, 1987, entitled "Ticketbond is Answer to Financing Proposed Facility".[4]
According to a third account, the permanent seat license was invented by Charlotte sports marketing agent Max Muhleman, in 1993. Muhleman is credited as the founder of the first PSLs at Charlotte's then Carolinas Stadium.
According to Numeris overnight ratings, an average of 7.3 million viewers watched on CTV and another 1 million tuned into RDS to watch the Denver Broncos defeat the Carolina Panthers for a total audience of 8.3 million. That was down from the record 9.23 million who watched New England defeat Seattle last year.
Despite the drop, this year's audience was the second-largest in history as a total of 18.2 million individual viewers -- or 52 per cent of the population -- watched at least some part of the game.
CBS recorded an average of 111.9 million viewers, down 2.3 per cent from last year but still the third most-watched television show in history. The top three were all Super Bowl broadcasts.
A total of 167 million Americans watched at least part of the game. It had a 73 share, meaning 73 per cent of all households watched at least some of the game.
Is Joe Thomas finally going to dealt out of Cleveland?
This guy is on his way to Canton albeit on a bad Browns team..he's been their most consistent player ever since they drafted the dude.
Any team looking to trade for consider dealing for him?