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The overarching takeaway is that the NFL’s systemic issues originate at the very top. Dysfunctional ownership, poorly structured franchise governance, and reactionary decision-making catalyze a cycle of failure that is difficult to break.
Real change requires ownership accountability, organizational restructuring—possibly adopting corporate governance models—and a focus on long-term stability over short-term fixes. Only then can the league truly address its chronic problems, restore confidence, and build teams capable of sustained success rather than perpetually spinning in a cycle of chaos. Until these reforms are embraced, the cycle of firing, instability, and disappointment will likely persist, leaving fans and stakeholders frustrated with little hope for meaningful change.