Amy Adams Strunk thinks NFL issues with ownership are dead, commissioner stops short of that
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- It's been some time since we've heard a report about the Titans being for sale (beyond the third of KSA Industries that is for sale) or the NFL grumbling about the organization's ownership structure being an issue.
It would seem the league has finally realized the franchise is running as well as it has since it relocated to Tennessee in 1997 and that messing with it over the sort of minor issues that aren't a concern with other franchises, rather than letting it be, isn't the way to go.
At the owners' meetings in Phoenix last week, Amy Adams Strunk told me she thinks it's a dead issue, though commissioner Roger Goodell still allowed for some tinkering that needs to be done.
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