No, similar to businesses in the same industry who force employees to sign non-compete contracts, you cannot own two NFL teams over the long haul, even as a part owner. However, some owners who have part time ownership in one NFL franchise and acquire majority ownership in another will be allowed time to sell off their shares of their old franchise.
They can only own another sports franchise IF it is in the same city as the controlled NFL city or there is not an NFL team in the city of ownership. This is from an amendment in 1997 where prior, cross ownership was not allowed.
Example: Paul Allen owns the Seattle Seahawks and the Portland TrailBlazers because there is not an NFL team in Portland.
Of course! For example, Mike Ilitch owns the Detroit Red Wings and the Detroit Tigers.
*Note - Mike Ilitch also owns Little Caesers.
Pittsburgh is the NFL that has the record of two repeat championships in the NFL. There are six other teams that have own a repeat championship once.
As of 2007, no NFL teams had a private Jet. My understanding is that teams typically charter a plane.
Bert Bell was the co-owner of two NFL franchises. The Phildelphia Eagles and the Pittsburgh Steelers.
No NFL teams went undefeated in 2009.
You can only own one at a time. The reason is because the owner is part of there team. Why can't a head coach be part of two teams? same reason you cna can't own two teams as the same time.
There are two NFL teams representing Pennsylvania. You have the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Philadelphia Eagles.
well theyre not i own them all
No
The only NFL team in Illinois is the Chicago Bears.
Colts and Saints.
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas and Missouri all have two teams each.
There are two teams that play in the state of Ohio. These two teams are The Cleveland Browns and the Cincinnati Bengals. These two teams are very popular in the nfl.