The NFL's 70% black player representation makes it easy to view the league as exploitative and extractive, especially due to issues like the concussion index and lack of diversity within ownership structures. However, there may be opportunities for players to build equity in the league.
The NFL looks like exploitation due to its significant black players. It is suggested to have black ownership for expansion in the league, and players should have more leverage to build equity and demand a more significant slice of the pie.
The discussion centers around the shifting perception of morality and ethics in sports management, with particular focus on the consequences of unprofessional behavior, and race and privilege factors involved in defending or condemning such actions.