[ZSDOne]

We're not going to be seeing dynasties anymore at this point-- players get good on their rookie contracts, then form six or seven super teams, and the rest of the league is out of luck. I guess we need to appreciate what Brady's doing while we can-- staying in one place long enough to establish something (even if it's Tampa).

The league sells superstars - but the price of superstars is going up.  Ironically, this might well make things more competitive since the salary cap makes assembling a star team impossible.  Quite simply, teams are going to have to win with their quarterbacks on the rookie contracts.  Or teams are going to have to have a quarterback like Brady who is willing to take a discount to win more (which is the real secret of the New England dynasty - Brady was always underpaid)