Teams love to sell “personal seat licenses” to die-hard fans. For fans, the benefit is intangible – and sometimes temporary.
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Tag Archives: Football
Football Took, Buoniconti Gave
Nick Buoniconti, an undersized prospect who became an NFL Hall of Fame defender, left a big legacy on and off the gridiron.
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The Science Behind Super Bowl Ads
In a low-wattage Super Bowl, the ads – and the behavioral science behind them – were the most interesting part of the show.
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A Missed Tackle On The Bottom Line
Some financial advice from Cleveland Browns player Carl Nassib may have been offside, but at least he has a game plan.
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A Happy Ending For NFL’s Annus Horribilis
Tom Brady’s final pass fell to earth at the end of a classic Super Bowl. The NFL’s future is still up in the air.
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Protecting A Big-Time Sports Career
A new insurance product promises to protect top-tier college athletes from big financial losses due to injury.
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Will There Be A Super Bowl C?
As the 50th edition of “the big game” is played, new recognition of football’s consequences call its future into question.
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The Trump I Knew
The young Donald Trump was not a stand-up guy, and it is doubtful he has changed.
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The NLRB Benches Itself
The NLRB says it wants to protect workers’ rights, but college athletes found it is more interested in protecting itself.
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A Mile-High Gridiron Nightmare
A team that has had no effective owner for years had no quarterback last week, perhaps not by coincidence.
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