NFL has DOUBLED its value in the last 5 years!

Join channel, access perks ✅ http://brodie.bz/join

Follow Lev Akabas on X: https://x.com/LevAkabas

Topics:
0:00 Dominance vs. Growth
0:53 Most Watch US Television events in 2023
2:47 How US leagues make their money
4:49 NFL distributed money
5:47 Total NFL revenue breakdown
7:13 Top 10 NFL operating profits
7:59 Why it’s so expensive to buy an NFL team
8:59 Average NFL team value last 5 years
10:59 NFL vs. rest of sports

*Subscribe now, get more* 📺 http://brodie.bz/YouTube

[[ *MY PLAYLISTS* ]]
San Jose Sharks: https://brodie.bz/sharks
San Francisco 49ers: https://brodie.bz/49ers
San Francisco Giants: https://brodie.bz/giants
Golden State Warriors: https://brodie.bz/warriors
Howard Terminal Ballpark: https://brodie.bz/HowardTerminal
Oakland Athletics: https://brodie.bz/athletics

[[ *MY OTHER CHANNELS* ]]
*BRODIE BRAZIL AVIATION* ✈️ http://brodie.bz/Aviation
*HOME STUDIO PRO* 🎥 http://brodie.bz/HomeStudio

📸 *Instagram* ➡️ http://brodie.bz/IG
🐦 *X /Twitter* ➡️ http://brodie.bz/X
👍 *Facebook* ➡️ http://brodie.bz/FB

*Support this channel* 🎉 https://brodie.bz/PayPal

15 comments

  1. Great video, Brodie! Many thanks.
    Musings: what if Fisher had invested in the A's instead of moving them? Would the franchise be worth more now?
    I wonder how the various leagues' values are affected by salary caps? Does that increase the value of the NFL, while the lack of a cap works against the value of a MLB franchise?

  2. Some other videos you might like:

    Giants Splash Hit Controversy: Heliot Ramos & McCovey Cove Dave
    📺 https://youtu.be/gr3S0g5R1ro

    Here are MLB's biggest BUSTS in 2024 😳
    📺 https://youtu.be/SY03fNsHrnw

    Can we judge the San Francisco 49ers yet?
    📺 https://youtu.be/gdplcRtxaoU

    Airport Confusion Grows: Oakland changes name to San Francisco
    📺 https://youtu.be/FD8_wwpJ7sg

    Matt Chapman Giants contract extension: better than you realize
    📺 https://youtu.be/x4io_97oPCQ

    Pac-12 back to SIX: are Cal & Stanford next?
    📺 https://youtu.be/szIA6doEoAY

    Sponsored Batting Helmets for ALL MLB playoff games
    📺 https://youtu.be/zWQQPm-PmNo

    Why FIVE NFL players are wearing Guardian Caps in GAMES
    📺 https://youtu.be/I9EzcrZbTKQ

    Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao on Coliseum sale, AASEG, A's, Howard Terminal future
    📺 https://youtu.be/-5eYyur8bog

    I'm still humbled.
    📺 https://youtu.be/UWbPKkc4_lQ

    Oakland takes NEW offers, ideas for Howard Terminal development
    📺 https://youtu.be/5PO71odnn7Q

    Evaluating the Oakland Ballers FIRST Season
    📺 https://youtu.be/cxLL2RzrvMM

    Philadelphia 76ers "considering" moving to New Jersey?
    📺 https://youtu.be/19VvKN7H3Lw

    Could Roof & Shade ever get added to Levi's Stadium?
    📺 https://youtu.be/fDKRZS4c5Bg

    Revisiting Candlestick Park (The Final Photos)
    📺 https://youtu.be/uEPnOeDuofg

  5. I look at this chart and see NBA will be turmoil.

    Disney is propping up the TV venue. They will use the TV rights to parlay into ESPN Bet venue. When online betting starts plateau faze. Will the TV venue fall?

    See what i did with parlay

    NBA franchise are only sport where the players under tax codes are consider CATTLE. You can double expense player salary off your taxes. Is this why NBA F cost so much?

  8. Okay, so if you took economics at university, you probably remember "Tulip Mania" as being the classic exemplar for an economic bubble. In 1634, Tulip Mania saw markets go wild, with side bets being placed on crosspollination and varietals, futures contracts based on price speculation, cultivation seasons, and even the weather. These contracts were flying like confetti – that is until the tulip market seized up in 1637. Just stopped. All of a sudden the fever had broken and nobody was paying hundreds of guilders for these flowers anymore…I see you. You're yelling, "Hayul! Whea tawlkin' 'bout fuhbawl heah! Ain't nar damn flahers in this heah thang!". Au contraire! Football is a commodity, just like those tulips, and subject to the same market laws. All professional sports everywhere are in a huge bubble IMO, worldwide. The NFL is certainly positioned better than most, but inviting vulture funds into the party, is death by greed over the long haul. The more instructive element of this video though is the advanced demise of MLB. The NFL makes FOUR TIMES the revenue of MLB, even while playing 1/10th of the games. To play 10x games, MLB's overhead needs to be on the order of quintuple that of NFL. MLB teams have to travel 27 times a year for their away games (in 3 game stands), whereas NFL does it 8 for a regular season, and any playoff games are bonus money paid…And according to Keith Olbermann, MLB's World Series television ratings have dwindled to 9% of their 1977 ratings. NBA and NHL can hold their own, but my considered opinion is that MLB is already in the drainswirl – come "Strauss" helmets, Malmo Oat Milker jerseys, or whatever other prostitution of the game of baseball they want to engage in…The NFL will get some cabin depressurization as well, and gambling may indeed take it down long term – after all what else is gambling but a derivatives market for sports?…I don't believe that the Dallas Cowboys are worth $10 billion anymore than I believe that 2BR, 2BA rancher in San Jose is worth $1.2 million…We're all out floating around in economic ether at the moment, with no real clues at how to judge our condition. But we will hit the gravity field of reality soon enough, and all those "B"s will turn back into "m"s at that time, if the teams actually survive the scavenging of the vulture funds…

  9. That’s why the Raiders left Oakland they print money in Las Vegas I was mad they left but I still go to games the money is in Las Vegas 🤷🏾‍♂️ sad to admit but it’s true value is at a all time high

  10. The Raiders moving from Oakland to Las Vegas might not have seen them with the largest value increase as your chart shows but I bet it saw the largest revenue increase. In 2019 they ranked last in annual revenue, in 2024 they ranked second in revenue according to Forbes.

  14. I’ve lived in this country 20 years and I still can’t understand why the NFL is so popular. The game is slow, play is constantly being stopped, lots of time with players standing around not doing anything, the same plays over and over, anything interesting happens the refs throw a flag, an ungodly amount of commercials, etc. Why/how is it the most popular sport in this country?

  15. Revenue and value increased, but anybody else feel the product has gone downhill? Game is become boring, rivalries are boring, majority of teams are lackluster and will never reach playoffs. Too much money being thrown around and now they advertise gambling like it's candy to a kid. The Cowboys make $500 million and yet still flop every year. So why even pay Dak all that money?

Leave a Reply