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Home›Category: "NFL" (Page 2)

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  • Weekend Wrapup

    finance, gambling, Las Vegas, NFL
    February 2, 2020
    by Brad Humphreys
    Quite a weekend in sports economics... Pittsburgh, San Diego, and Vegas There was an interesting finish in the game between the Chargers and the Steelers. On the last play of ...
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  • Revenue Sharing and Salary Caps: Will the NFL End Up Like the Big XII?

    Big 12, NCAA; college sports; football, NFL, Revenue Sharing; Competitive Balance, salary cap
    February 1, 2020
    by Phil Miller
    Many folks point to the NFL revenue sharing system and its salary cap as the determinants behind the more-or-less balanced competition between the teams. As we edge closer to a ...
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  • Farewell to Bad Calls or Just Less Complaining?

    NFL, referees
    January 28, 2020
    by Brian Goff
    Maybe I just enjoy defending the dead horse that keeps getting kicked or the indefensible (like Monday's Nights call against the Packers), but here goes one last post as the ...
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  • Implicit Bounties?

    NFL
    January 23, 2020
    by Brian Goff
    Dennis Coates' post considered the serious nature of the Saints' bounty system and  foreshadowed the stunning response by the league that is now the buzz of sports websites and blogs ...
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  • Young-McNabb, Fisher-Shanahan, and Media Inconsistency

    NFL
    January 23, 2020
    by Brian Goff
    Most NFL writers trashed Vince Young's after his shoulder-pad throwing, walking out on Jeff Fisher blowup on Sunday.  The grilling ranged from moderate such as SI.com's Peter King And though ...
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  • Games at Work on Super Bowl Officials

    NFL, Super Bowl
    January 17, 2020
    by Brian Goff
    The Super Bowl officiating has generated a loud buzz of activity, much of it centered on the "no-call" of holding against the Ravens on the 4th down from the 5 ...
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  • Coaches & Risk-Taking

    NFL, Uncategorized
    January 12, 2020
    by Brian Goff
    Manning over Tebow.  Ok, that's an easy choice in the short term.  Surprisingly from Tebow's wins-losses, but not surprisingly from coaching practices, little interest in a trade for Tebow existed ...
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  • Sports Economists Weigh in on American Needle v. NFL

    antitrust, NFL
    January 7, 2020
    by Brad Humphreys
    Earlier this week I described the American Needle v. NFL case that will soon be argued before the Supreme Court. The most recent filing in the case is an amicus ...
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  • The First Two Data Points Say "...mmm, I'm Not Sure Yet"

    NFL, rules, strategy
    December 29, 2019
    by Liam Lenten
    The new NFL overtime rule, see page 111 (introduced last season for playoff games only) finally became binding in the current playoff series two weeks ago, and then for a second time yesterday. Of most interest ...
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  • NFL Even MORE Competitively Balanced (Yet Again)

    Competitive Balance, NFL
    December 28, 2019
    by Liam Lenten
    Further to an earlier post one year ago to the day, the same result occurred upon conclusion of the 2011 NFL season as in EVERY previous season since the re-alignment to 32 teams ...
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  • Black Sunday in Vegas

    gambling, NFL
    December 24, 2019
    by Brad Humphreys
    Yahoo Sports columnist Dan Wetzel had an interesting column yesterday about the beating that Vegas sports books are taking on NFL games this season. The "standard" model of sportsbook behavior ...
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  • NBA on NHL Path, Not NFL

    bargaining, collective bargaining, NBA, NFL, nhl
    December 13, 2019
    by Brian Goff
    John Chick from Canada's CBC sports nailed the NBA lockout situation: The impetus for the lockout was the owners deciding the league's current financial system was unsustainable. Bettman wanted a ...
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