Infographic -The Economic Impact of the NFL Lockout

by |April 27th, 2011

As the labor dispute between the NFL and the players’ union continue to press on, many fear the impact the lockout will have  not only on the future on the NFL, but on the small business and cities that rely on NFL-related revenues.  Here’s a breakdown of the economics of the NFL lockout.  What are your thoughts?

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If you want to stay more up to date on the NFL Lockout talks, make sure to head over to Darren Rovell’s Sports Business Blog to learn more. This Infographic was originally posted on Focus.com and was created by our good friends at Column Five Media.

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JMattHicks
JMattHicks 1489 pts

Wow. Absolutely mind blowing. How can you leave SO much money on the table? I don't get it. I get WHY there's a dispute, but how they let it get to the point of a lock-out I'll never understand. So, so much money being lost for, what seems to me to be, a mix of greed and a stubborn attitude.

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mikeslone
mikeslone 5 pts

On the Las Vegas stat - one dice equals $10 billion. Not $100,000.

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GailS
GailS 12 pts

I wrote as much about real-world affects of an ongoing labor dispute last month: http://www.publiside.com/2011/03/an-extended-nfl-l...

More people than at first, second or third glance will feel the strife.

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  1. NFL Lockout and Fan Engagement for Associated Businesses says:
    May 2, 2011 at 3:57 am

    [...] The NFL Lockout is not only affecting the livelihoods of teams and players. There are countless other businesses and individuals affected by the lockout. You can see some of the impact through the graphic in this post from Sports Networker. [...]

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