Not really sure why you have a problem with owners passing on ownership of a property to their sons.
I don’t have a problem with it at all. My point is that the team is now a mere shadow of its former self since the sons have taken it over. It’s no longer a football team — it’s just one small piece in an entertainment giant that has as its centerpiece a $1.6 billion stadium in the Meadowlands that I will probably never see from the inside.
I (not the original poster) have no problem with that at all.
However the history of the Giants does show that intelligence and integrity are not hereditary.
In most other lines of business, when one franchisee totally screws itself with the customers, the home office is able to kick sufficient butt to solve the problem. Unfortunately the NFL is not so structured.