National Football League Incomes and Expenses

Revenues and expenses of teams and leagues.  Originates from the now defunct Financial World magazine, continued in Forbes.  In addition, there are some particular individual team data from various media sources.  For example, the famous Los Angeles Times "leak" of operating profits from the Oakland Raiders trial (May 13, 2001) is included here (converted from PDF to MSExcel).  The rest of the files are all in MSExcel format.  So, use your "Save Target As" command to save them to your hard disk.

Annually, for each team in the league:

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1952 (Hearings)
1953 (Hearings)
1954 (Hearings)
1955 (Hearings)
1956 (Hearings)
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1990 (FinWorld)
1991 (FinWorld)
1992 (FinWorld)
1993 (FinWorld)
1994 (FinWorld)
1995 (FinWorld)
1996 (FinWorld)
1997 (FinWorld)
1998 (Forbes)
1999 (Forbes)
 
2000 (Forbes)
2001 (Forbes)
2002 (Forbes)
2003 (Forbes)
2004 (Forbes)
2005 (Forbes)
2006 (Forbes)
 

The Famous LA Times "Leak" (converted from PDF to MSExcel)-- Compare to the Financial World/Forbes reports

My conversion of their original PDF document:  1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999

Thanks to Dan Rascher (University of San Diego), the same data for 1995-1999, but also augmented with more data there than I originally found (MSExcel):  1989-1999.

In-Depth Reports for the Green Bay Packers:

Income-Expense Balance Sheet
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002

The "average team"1968-1970, 1974

NFL Combined1968, 1969, 1974, 1975

NFL Teams Grouped by Revenue1969 (5 groupings), 1974 (3 groupings), 1975 (3 groupings)