Well, that's all well and good but the story does not specify a lot of that detail. Plus, I think it is very misleading to say team by team caps will be determined by a percentage of individual club revenue when it's pretty obvious, it would appear, that the entire payroll range is based on a percentage of LEAGUE revenues. If you want to slot teams according to team revenues within the framework of a league-wide revenue pool, no problem, but don't make the blanket statement that a team's cap is directly related to revenue, because if it were there would be a much bigger spread than $2 million on the bottom or the top of the scale. I mean, if Toronto's range is 24-36 and Phoenix's range is 22-34, can you honestly say that reflects a percentage of the teams' individual revenues? If the system is as you spelled out, you're right, it's a good one for the league because not only are benefits and bonuses part of the cap, so is the tax. We'll see when it all comes out. Until then, this story seems cloudy and confusing.