How much revenue would the nfl lose if the chargers win today?

[retard]

Going all in on the broncos moneyline

[InTheDrink]

Not much

NFL is bulletproof when it comes to the cg's and sb's. Pats still playing and everyone still tunes in. Super Bowl speaks for itself.

Could have said the same for ravens over broncos last year

[mikeya2k]

Not much

NFL is bulletproof when it comes to the cg's and sb's. Pats still playing and everyone still tunes in. Super Bowl speaks for itself.

Could have said the same for ravens over broncos last year

They did just fine with Ray Lewis and that whole shanangan.

[InTheDrink]

They did just fine with Ray Lewis and that whole shanangan.

Sorta my point because that wouldn't have compared to Payton vs brady

The rivers angle has some legs too and if conservatives find out who he is he will be their darling. Good ol boy with like 7 kids and happy all American family.

[innovation]

Apparently every time manning loses the rest of the league closes up shop.....

Niners/Seahawks best 2 teams this year and that game is must watch TV.

[SamDiamond]

The NFL would lose NOTHING.

Ad rates for Championship games and the Super Bowl were determined 11 months ago.

The NFL just sits back now and cashes checks.

[InTheDrink]

The NFL would lose NOTHING.

Ad rates for Championship games and the Super Bowl were determined 11 months ago.

The NFL just sits back now and cashes checks.

I only hope for a snow out of the Super Bowl. That would throw all that advertising money into sheer chaos.

[BriGuy]

Going all in on the broncos moneyline

The NFL wouldn't lose any revenue at all. The TV contracts are already locked in and paid for whether the AFCCG is Denver-New England or Cleveland-Buffalo.

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[bb_skoots]

good job retard.

[Chi_archie]

NFL money is locked up till 2021 I would think

1982–1986	NBC	CBS	None	ABC	ABC	$420 million/yr
1987–1989	NBC	CBS	ESPN (2nd half)	ABC	ABC	$473 million/yr
1990–1993	NBC	CBS	TNT (1st half) ESPN (2nd half)	ABC	ABC	$900 million/yr
1994–1997	NBC	Fox ($395 million/yr)	TNT (1st half) ESPN (2nd half)	ABC		$1.1 billion/yr
1998–2005	CBS ($500 million/yr)	Fox ($550 million/yr)	ESPN ($600 million/yr)	ABC ($550 million/yr)	ESPN	$2.2 billion/yr
2006–2013	CBS ($622.5 million/yr)	Fox ($712.5 million/yr)	NBC ($650 million/yr)	ESPN/ESPN Deportes ($1.1 billion/yr)	NFL Network (2nd half) ($0/yr)	$3.085 billion/yr
2014–2021	CBS ($1.0 billion/yr)	Fox ($1.1 billion/yr)	Comcast: NBC (Eng) Telemundo (Esp) ($950 million/yr)	ESPN/ESPN Deportes ($1.9 billion/yr)	NFL Network ($0/yr) NBC (Wks 1, 12)	$4.95 billion/yr