Brown Family Dynamics

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(07-28-2021, 05:27 PM)Whatever Wrote: Possible, but it wasn't one of the reasons he gave.  His first thought is that he felt it was better for the fans if guys played for one team their entire careers. The other big point was that he dislikes the way player salaries are extremely top heavy now with a small handful of players eating up the majority of each team's spending and that player pay was a lot more evenly divided pre FA.

Meh. Yes and no.
It may help to keep track of the players and care about the players, but on the flip side a team could have a sequence of bad drafts and then be stuck with those players.

I do understand Mike's point that the top guys get a crazy higher amount of the cap compared to their colleagues, but that's the same in basically every industry. You pay a premium for top talent. I could see the league want to start to put a cap on individual player salaries (e.g. NBA), but that would probably not fly with the NFLPA.