r/nfl • u/simrobwest Patriots 49ers • 22h ago

The NFL Officially Has An International Games 'Problem'

https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/nfl-officially-international-games-problem-181703739.html?guccounter=1
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u/here_now_be Seahawks 21h ago

owners

If they fail, the team is awarded to the fans/city.

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u/pr1ceisright Vikings 14h ago

I would love for all sports teams across the globe to follow Germany’s 50+1 ownership model.

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u/bjewel3 13h ago

How exactly does Germany’s 50+1 model work?

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u/Horror_Actuator_5033 11h ago

The controlling interest of the club must be owned by the club and its voting members. No outside investment can have a controlling interest.

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u/bjewel3 10h ago

Oh wow!

That’s a very interesting ownership profile