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  League spokesman Vince Casey would not comment on a Fox Sports report that the Packers wide receiver has been told he has been suspended one year by the NFL but is appealing the ...

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  League spokesman Vince Casey would not comment on a Fox Sports report that the Packers wide receiver has been told he has been suspended one year by the NFL but is appealing the punishment.
  
  Casey said Robinson "has not been suspended," but would not comment on whether the receiver is in the middle of the appeals process.

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  League spokesman Vince Casey wouldn't comment on a Fox Sports report that the Packers wide receiver and former North Carolina State star has been told he has been suspended one year by the NFL but is appealing the punishment.
  
  Casey says Robinson hasn't been suspended, but isn't saying whether Robinson is in the middle of the appeals process.

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  League spokesman Vince Casey would not comment on a Fox Sports report that the Packers wide receiver has been told he has been suspended one year by the NFL but is appealing the punishment.Casey said Robinson "has not been suspended," but would not comment on whether the receiver is in the middle of the appeals process.

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  "Most people would think somebody like that would be the typical nerd, but he's not," said Vince Casey, senior editorial manager for the NFL."He's an athletic guy, married with children.But he obviously has the ability to crunch these numbers, look at them, assimilate them, and figure out what a club needs to do. . . .
  
  "It's incredibly tedious, and a lot depends on it.You don't want to be wrong, and he's never wrong."

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  League spokesman Vince Casey would not comment on a Fox Sports report that the Packers' wide receiver has been told he has been suspended one year by the NFL but is appealing the punishment.Casey said Robinson "has not been suspended," but would not comment on whether the receiver is in the middle of the appeals process.

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  League spokesman Vince Casey would not comment on a Fox Sports report that the Packers wide receiver has been told he has been suspended one year by the NFL but is appealing the punishment.
  
  Casey said Robinson "has not been suspended," but would not comment on whether the receiver is in the middle of the appeals process.

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  The NFL and the players association pounded out rules for distributing earnings in 1992, said league spokesman Vincent Casey.
  
  Those rules require teams to share all ticket revenue and broadcast revenue, Casey said, helping to even the gridiron between large-market and small-market teams.
  
  The catch : Revenue from many sources be not shared.Those include stadium concessions, parking and advertisements ; luxury box and club seat rental fees ; local promotions and sponsorships ; naming rights sales ; non-NFL events ; and advertisements in team-sponsored publications.
  
  To calculate its salary cap, the NFL adds the shared revenues plus a percentage of the unshared revenues, divides by the number of teams and multiplies by 63 percent, a figure negotiated with the players association.The cap is currently $ 57.28 million, Casey said.
  
  But teams able to increase their pools of unshared revenue have a financial edge when trying to recruit the best players, Berling said.
  
  How do you compete against a club like Dallas, where they have over 300 (luxury) suites? Berling said.The Dallas Cowboys, who play in Texas Stadium, have also put advertisements on every inch of the facility, he said, maximizing another unshared revenue source.

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  "We try to get good teams [for the International pre-season games]," said NFL spokesman Vince Casey.

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