Quote:They were not talking winning because this was about the business side of the of the franchise. People forget this and only hear what they want to hear. I guess people didn't hear when Khan said this was the first time as the owner there was stability at Quarterback for this franchise since he has been the owner. Khan also said that Gus, David, and himself all know the team needs to preform better and win more games. I suggest many of you listen to the entire presentation again. The NFL is a business and what business isn't looking for stability.


If you're looking to here about winning, listen to Caldwell and Bradley.

It's funny how people hear a few words and ignore others.

I was not looking for talk of winning. I believe I clearly said that.

They were indeed talking about stabilizing the business side of the franchise.  So again I will restate my concern, well curious interest, what is unstable about the business end of the franchise? The QB is not the business end of the franchise. So where is this instability on the business side that both Kahn and Lamping repeated was an issue? This is a franchise that has been in place for almost 20 years, most NFL franchises have sufficient revenue sharing that they are pretty stable,unless they are looking for greener pastures such as new stadiums and/or local revenue increases. Is the general ticket sales a pressing concern? Are business boxes a pressing concern? Is the lease terms, vendor arrangements, local advertising, out of whack with the rest of the league owners? Just what are the "several" items Lamping and Khan are referring to when they talk of the club needing to gain BUSINESS stability?

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