Ever wondered how 32 billionaires (plus half a million Packers shareholders) manage to split billions of dollars and still walk away happy? In this episode of Moneyballers, we pull back the curtain on the NFL’s revenue-sharing system — from the equal national checks every team cashes to the quirks of gate receipts, premium seating, local revenue, and the all-important salary cap. We’ll explain why each franchise gets over $430 million a year before selling a single ticket, how the league balances financial parity with local upside, and why stadium design and premium suites matter more than you think.

This is the playbook for how the NFL’s money machine keeps owners aligned, players capped, and fans always paying for the show. You’ll hear why revenue-sharing is the league’s secret sauce, how it shapes team-building strategies, and why it guarantees the NFL remains the most financially stable sports league in the world. And stick around until the end — we’ll tease next week’s episode on why the NFL will never get rid of the preseason (hint: follow the money). 

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