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Mike Ozanian

@mikeozanian

Senior Sports Reporter for CNBC.

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Got my hands on the #NFL Blue Book (league ticket report) for 2024 season. Top 5 teams in net ticket revenue (including club seats) for regular and preseason: 49ers: $176.5M Cowboys: $135.7M Eagles: $130.4M Broncos: $128.9M Raiders: $128.5M

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For the first time in many years, the New York Jets had higher net ticket revenue (including club seats) than the New York Giants in 2024. The #Jets had $124.7M vs $124M for #NYGiants. Those revenue figures are net of the visiting share of $28.7M for Jets games and $38M for Giants games.

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The difference in net ticket revenue between the #Rams and #Chargers, the other 2 NFL teams that share a stadium, was much bigger in 2024 with the Rams taking in $116.2M and the Chargers $86.7M.

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#NFL teams pay 34% of their general ticket and club seat premiums into a pool that gets equally shared. For the 2024 #NFL season, each of the 32 teams received $27M for their VTS (visiting teams share) of preseason and regular season gate vs. $24.9M in 2023.

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Net of waivers, here are totals paid into VTS pool for each #NFL conference 2024 season: AFC East: $132M AFC North: $125M AFC South: $117M AFC West: $130M NFC East: $158M NFC North: $112M NFC South: $118M NFC West: $139M

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Biggest VTS waivers (general tickets plus club seat premium) in #NFL in 2024: #Raiders: $23.4M #Lions: $15.2m #Jets: $13.8M #RAMS: $12.2M #Browns: $12M

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Last month #NFL owners passed a vote to increase the debt limit on a team to $800M from $700M. As before, teams with new stadiums or renovations can be permitted to have more than $800M of debt.

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Big beautiful tax bill: Limits the proportion of professional sports teams’ intangibles (e.g., contract values, brand value, goodwill) that can be amortized over 15 years to 50% of the value of those intangibles, down from 100% under current law. Effective upon enactment.