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IT MIGHT ANGER most NFL fans to learn that the league is still using replacement refs despite the NFL and their officials being only $10-50 million apart in their negotiations.
That translates to just $2-10m per year over the life of the five year contract, or as little as $62,500 per team, per year.
That’s pennies to a league that made $9.5billion in revenue last year.
However, according to reports, the two sides remain “far apart,” despite meeting three times in the last week.
So the money issue may indeed be important, but that shows us just how far apart the two sides are on the more fundamental issues, such as the type of pension plan, and the number of officials the league wants to hire. And once those issues get resolved, look for the money divide to get solved quickly.