Scott Fitzgerald wants to dismantle the 65-year-old law that lets the NFL pool its TV money and share it equally among all teams. The Packers, the only publicly owned, non-profit team in professional sports, say that revenue sharing is the only reason Green Bay can compete with New York and Los Angeles, and that ending it puts their very existence in jeopardy. Fitzgerald admitted he gave "zero" consideration to keeping the Packers in Wisconsin, called their concerns "laughable," and has taken thousands of dollars from the broadcast and streaming giants who want to break up the NFL's deals.

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