Social Sciences
8 years ago

Rival football leagues threaten NFL dominance in early 20th century.

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SpringerBriefs in economics
All-America Football Conference-National Football League
Frank P. Jozsa

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The article talks about how rival football leagues posed threats to the NFL in the past. The first AFL competed with underfinanced NFL teams in small towns in the 1920s. The second and third AFLs showed that team owners overestimated the profits in different US cities.

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