Football serves as an allegory for society at large . A bunch of people inflicting pain on one for supremacy. Athletes and stakeholders have increasingly benefitted from its parallels to society, too, over the years. As the world becomes more capitalistic and generally more opulent, the game across both the professional and amateur rungs has reaped the rewards. The NFL, in particular, has been making coins at an unprecedented rate. But inflation, in tandem with the growing popularity of the sport, may just have led to the stakeholders flying too close to the sun. HOFer and Super Bowl champ Warren Sapp just came across some information that has left him seething. As cliched as it sounds, the NFL is a business. And football savant Sapp isn’t too pleased to be reminded

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