Green Bay Packers books show that each team received $ 255 million in revenue sharing

The NFL has distributed more than $ 8 billion in national revenues, mainly from its television offerings, in 2017.

Each team withdrew $ 255 million, according to financial data released Monday by the Green Bay Packers. public company because it sells stock from time to time to raise money, even if its shares are technically worthless.

The Hump is a 4.9 Percent Increase in National Revenues, Attributable to an Escalator in the League's TV Deals and On Thursday Packers President Mark Murphy said the effects of the NFL's tough season , including the controversy of the national anthem, did not manifest themselves in the books.

As for the Packers themselves, they say that they generated $ 199. millions in local income. Although this represents a 0.8% increase over last season, the Packers have fewer visitors to Lambeau Field and the Packers Hall of Fame after missing the playoffs for the first time since 2008. [19659002ThepackersrenovatedLambeauin2003withanotherrecordof$4549millionin2017

The team has invested $ 370 million to expand and renovate Lambeau over the past eight years. New upgrades for this season will include Concession Handlers, a new sound system, and LED Stadium Lights.

The team raised $ 38.6 million, down from $ 72.8 million; Murphy says it has a lot to do with a previous increase in revenue from relocation expenses shared by the league. None of the teams have yet received money from Rams and Chargers who have moved to Los Angeles and the Raiders have finally moved to Las Vegas, but the position has been credited to all the teams there. 39, last year.

million. Murphy said the plane costs should be increased as Murphy announced that he was planning to sign a contract with quarterback Aaron Rodgers. whose contract expires at the end of the 2019 season.

"We want to enter into a deal with Aaron and Aaron wants to enter into an agreement with us," Murphy said.

Murphy stated that the Packers have so far invested $ 65 million in Titletown, an area surrounding Lambeau that has sprouted into a new community. Phase 2 of the development will include residences

Murphy said the project means a lot more given its reach in a much smaller community, compared to other teams that have brought lands around the town. where their stadiums are

. "It will have a much bigger impact in Green Bay than Patriot Place in New England," he said.

Despite the playoff absences last season, Murphy is not worried about filling the seats. He said that over 99% of season ticket holders renewed for the upcoming season and that their longest waiting list in the NFL now stands at 135,000 people.