03-05-2017, 11:02 AM
(03-04-2017, 08:33 AM)t3r3e3 Wrote: Reality is they " the Brown family" do in fact have all the time in the world. The team is family owned, has no shareholders, is not beholden to the public, and has the best stadium deal in professional sports. There was no rush during the 90's. My personal opinion is that the main goal of the 90's was to generate enough revenue to buy out minority owners. That is complete. Now, it's to operate as a steady income generator for the family. Yearly profit margins must be maintained. Large (practice bubble, FA retention/signing), medium (larger full-time scouting dept., a real hall of fame, real GM), and small (Gatorade, hot dogs) items that affect the margin are to be avoided, minimized, or controlled. Loyalty is valued over performance.
Only then is winning considered. :paul:
Well written Sir
