"This is good for anybody that's in love with the N.F.L., any part of it - the game part, on the field, off the field. This is a good thing," said Jerry Jones, highlighting the positive outlook on the league's growth opportunities as discussions of private equity investment unfold. His enthusiasm reflects a shared belief among owners about enriching the franchise's financial landscape and enhancing fan engagement.
"Boy, you're looking trim, Mr. Jones," Kraft joked, emphasizing their camaraderie and mutual respect as they celebrated their successful meetings. Their friendly banter coupled with high-profile decisions underlines the strong connections between top owners in the NFL, pointing to their shared interests and aligned goals for the league's expansion.
With the NFL owners' vote allowing teams to sell up to 10 percent to private equity groups, the meeting symbolized a pivotal moment in enhancing franchise value, showcasing their intent to amplify revenue streams while creating avenues for equity investment, which could reshape the financial framework of the league.
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