https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2013/10/how...taxpayers/309448/

The National Football League is now
plunged into politics as players throughout the sport kneel for the national
anthem and President Donald Trump continues to rebuke them publicly.
Undoubtedly, the situation has left
many fans and non-fans of the league conflicted or angry.
This fiasco may, however, open the
eyes of the public to a serious and generally unchecked issue: billionaire NFL
owners sponging enormous amounts of money from taxpayers through crony
capitalist schemes.
The fact is that a business that
raked in $14 billion in
revenue in 2016 is heavily subsidized by local, state, and federal money based
on dubious claims about
stimulating the economy.
profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/.../nfl-stadiums-have-received-an-estimated-6-7-billion...
Mar 28, 2017 - As a result we may have higher prices however
the stadium is paid for .... NFL sets aside1 billion a year and gets in the business of building ...
www.foxsports.com/.../nfl-new-stadiums-public-funding-how-much-atlanta-san-diego...
Mar 31, 2016 - The Falcons' $1.4 billion stadium has cost the public close to $600
million ... Zygi Wilf, who in 2013 was ordered by a New Jersey judge to pay $84 million for ... to be one of the most-watched for non-sporting reasons in years
www.thegatewaypundit.com/.../enough-enough-nfl-stadiums-collected-1-1-billion-fe...
2 days ago - Stuart Varney: There's $1.1 billion in direct subsidies from taxpayers to ... in revenues got to have taxpayers pay for their production facilities? ...
They play eight regular season games in stadiums for
about 20 years and then ...
Both parties have supported massive redistribution of taxes from working people to the NFL’s spoiled 1-percenters https://www.conservativereview.com/articles/malkin-nfl-pigskins-at-the-public-trough …
