The owner of the Buffalo Bills has blasted the NFL over stalling on discussions regarding a revenue sharing proposal.
Ralph Wilson hit out after meetings to discuss the previously agreed concept of a heightened revenue sharing agreement were delayed again – this time until the new year.
He said: “The high-revenue clubs are not going to give teams like Buffalo any revenue sharing. They haven't done it. They stalled it for years. And I'm sick and tired of hearing about it.”
His team are one of the small-market franchises most set to benefit from a new share-out.
The NFL refused to comment.
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