Yesterday, 01:49 PM
(02-16-2025, 04:14 PM)FormerlyBengalRugby Wrote: Overall value and money on hand are two separate ballparks.
Consider a start up company that has a boom and is valued at 200k, but the person running it has no cash on hand because everything is being funneled into the business. The business may be worth that much, but the person is only liquid for maybe 10 to 15k and one bump in the road buckles the business.
The Brown family and the Bengals are far from poor and need to spend more, but think your conclusion was a tad simplistic.
Imagine the Browns have owned and been running the team since the late '60s, always being cheap and hoarding money. Imagine during that time that the NFL has a policy for revenue sharing, so that you get free money every year. Then imagine that lately, the NFL is giving you hundreds of millions of dollars, every year.
People need to drop this 'cash poor' BS. They've been making money hand over fist for decades. They're not some startup company.
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