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Former NFL player Marcellus Wiley on the economic realities of football careers

by Kai Ryssdal and Maria Hollenhorst Oct 24, 2018
The game lifted him out of poverty, but he doesn't want his son to play.
Marcellus Wiley says he went through the rigors of football “fueled by necessity. I needed the money, I needed the opportunity, but my son won't.” Above, he plays defensive lineman for the San Diego Chargers.
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NFL contracts have eye-popping figures but…

by Andy Uhler Sep 3, 2018
The pro football regular season starts on Thursday. In the past couple of weeks alone, we’ve seen the National Football League’s elite players sign contracts worth hundreds of millions of dollars. But it’s not guaranteed that the players will actually…
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The NFL draft is a business all its own

by Andy Uhler Apr 27, 2018
The football rookie draft is expected to bring $100 million in economic activity.
The AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX is the site of this year's NFL draft. 
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The NFL vs. Trump: Can you be fired for a peaceful protest?

by Jana Kasperkevic Sep 25, 2017
President Trump called on the NFL to fire players who did not stand during the national anthem.
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NFL gives up tax-exempt status

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