$1.07 billion.
how much money does the NFL make every year total. Revenue in the NFL reached an estimated $9.5 billion in 2011-12. That is up $500 million (5.6%) from the year before, and $1.8 billion (23.4%) more than Major League Baseball ($7.7 billion). In recent seasons, the NFL has generated more than $6 billion a year in revenue. In 2007, the NFL's 32 teams were worth an average of $957 million each; five franchises: Dallas, Washington, New England, Houston and Philadelphia were valued at more than $1 billion each, as estimated by Forbes magazine. A player on a division winner that plays in a wild-card game and goes on to win the Super Bowl would receive $180,000 (or $45,000 per game), the largest possible share. But do the math: A player earning $1 million (below the NFL average) makes $62,500 per regular-season game. So, per game, he's taking a pay cut to play in the postseason. But, as most players will assert, it's not about the money. SHARES. The NFL scores big bucks every Sunday. According to IEG, the National Football League and its 32 teams raked in a record-setting $1.07 billion in sponsorship revenue for the 2013 season, an increase of 5.7 percent over the 2012 season. A good portion of the revenue increase can be attributed to a new partnership between Microsoft and the NFL.
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