The Bucs, and every other team in the NFL, could have to fork up some money.
The NFL is one of the world's most successful business ventures.
If those damages do in fact triple, then the league and its franchises will be liable for $14.39 billion in fees — resulting in each franchise having to shell out a total of $450 million. $450 million is no joke, but in the grand scheme of things, NFL owners have deep pockets and shouldn't have any trouble coughing up some extra pocket change for the NFL to move past this decades-long mistake.
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