BREAKING: Bengals head to London in 2016

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(11-25-2015, 07:20 PM)Johnny Cupcakes Wrote: The revenue that the city of Cincinnati and its taxpayers are losing is the big issue here for me.  It sucks that the city was forced to let them do this.

I dont think it sucks because of the revenue sharing over the years with a salary cap. This has allowed teams like the Bengals and other smaller market teams to have a chance at thriving with the big boy market teams (unlike MLB), as you obviously know. So to me it comes down to teams giving back to the NFL for the greater good of the game, and this is one way of doing it. Take away revenue sharing, then I would be against it, because honestly, where would the Bengals be at today without revenue sharing from other teams and a salary cap in place. I dont even want to think of that scenario :O