The sports market is a constantly changing environment. Differences in viewership, fan engagement, press, and environment among other things can change the return any league receives. MLB MLB has had a consistent growth in revenue, yet the spike in revenue from 2020 to 2021 stands out as they were able to generate more money in […]
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The 5-year deal between Kraft Heinz and the NFL will mark the league’s first ever condiment partnership. In Kraft Heinz’s statement about the partnership, they discussed the incorporation of their different items such as Philadelphia Cream Cheese, Kraft Mac & Cheese, and their array of condiments into the gameday experience. The newfound partnership will also
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Former Miami Dolphins WR Jaylen Waddle was traded to the Denver Broncos in exchange for their 2026 30th overall pick, as well as their late third and fourth round picks. The Broncos will receive the Dolphins’ fourth-round pick next year. Miami will take a dead-money hit of $26.3 million, bringing its total dead money above
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On March 12th, 2026, QB Kyler Murray signed a one year, $1.3 million contract with the Minnesota Vikings. Formerly playing for the Cardinals, he was drafted in 2019 and played seven years in Arizona. In his NFL career, he has thrown for 20,460 yards with a 67.1% completion percentage. Upbringing Kyler Murray was born in
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As rumors surrounding the Chicago Bears’ potential move across the border ramp up, the Illinois and Arlington Heights legislature, as well as the Bears’ front office have been working nonstop to find a resolution. With the process formally beginning in 2021, the Bears have not broken ground after placing a bid for Arlington Park Racecourse
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Quarterback is one of the most important positions in all sports, if not the most important. With this highly acclaimed role comes great salaries. With every new season, the NFL makes changes, one of which usually includes the cap ceiling. Since 2015, the cap has progressed as such: The annual increase of the salary cap
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For decades, the MLB and NFL were considered an exclusive domain for men; however, the male-dominated era of sports is beginning to take a turn. Both the MLB and the NFL have incorporated women into executive positions in their organizations across the league. The executive women who work in the MLB and NFL should be
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On March 6th, the Las Vegas Raiders traded DE Maxx Crosby to the Baltimore Ravens. The Ravens gave away their 2026 and 2027 first-round draft picks to acquire the five-time Pro Bowler. According to Overthecap, Crosby will have a cap number of about $30.7 million in 2026, which takes up 9.9% of Baltimore’s payroll. His
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On March 11th, 2026, the new league year for the NFL officially starts. At 4:00 PM EST, teams have the ability to make official contract agreements after the tampering period, which starts on March 9th. At the beginning of the new league year, all teams must be under the salary cap ceiling, which is set
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With the NFL Free Agency Market opening on March 11th, teams are making a multitude of roster moves to be in good standing with their salary cap space. The Buffalo Bills, who have currently spent $8.2 million over the cap ceiling, are currently in the 28th-worst cap position in the league. What roster moves could
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