There is no reason to believe that the Supreme Court's rejection of the single entity argument makes it any more (or less) likely that American Needle would prevail in the underlying antitrust case (or that a suit against the NFL's exclusive deal with EA would be successful). Rather, it only subjects the NFL to the same antitrust scrutiny they have been subjected to for the last 50 years. American Needle could win the underlying case, but only if it could prove that the anticompetitive effects of the NFL's exclusive apparel licensing deal outweighed its procompetitive benefits.I am hopeful however that when one pays their personal seat license (PSL) of fivefigures plus to the San Francisco 49ers just for the right to then pay for each seat per season in the new Palace that they are supporting a strong Union. In one form or another, they helped pay the salary AND pension negotiated under collective bargaining agreement by the NFL player's association of each and every cardcarrying U