National Football League teams shared at least $7.1 billion in revenue from the 2016 season, up about 6 percent over 2015, according to data released Friday by the Green Bay Packers.
Each of the league’s 32 teams received about $222.6 million for the most recent fiscal year. For the Packers, that represents a 6.4 percent increase over its $209.1 million share a year earlier. Each team gets roughly the same cut of national revenue, which includes national sponsorships, broadcast deals, licensing and merchandise sales.
