[BostonCard]

NFL teams aren't public entities supported by taxpayers.

It's a good thing then that all the stadiums they play in is completely financed by the owners... not.  Or that the league is completely immune from antitrust law... not (it doesn't have a blanket exemption like baseball, but it does have some antitrust provisions).

I'm not saying that those things mean that the NFL should be an open book.  How much of those emails should be released is up to a judge, and probably needs to be relevant to some kind of legal action.

BC

[BostonCard]

NFL teams aren't public entities supported by taxpayers.

It's a good thing then that all the stadiums they play in is completely financed by the owners... not.  Or that the league is completely immune from antitrust law... not (it doesn't have a blanket exemption like baseball, but it does have some antitrust provisions).

I'm not saying that those things mean that the NFL should be an open book.  How much of those emails should be released is up to a judge, and probably needs to be relevant to some kind of legal action.

BC