JAY-Z Discusses Buying The Weinstein Company; Diddy The NFL

The Weinstein Company and the NFL are both having bad stretches.

The Weinstein Company has been teetering on the edge since its movie mogul namesake Harvey's long history of sexually harassing and abusing young actresses came to light last week.

The NFL is embroiled in a national anthem controversy that keeps getting inflamed by the Tweeter-In-Chief and may be driving down its TV ratings.

It looks like Hip Hop businessmen JAY-Z and Diddy see these as opportunities to bargain hunt.

According to TMZ, HOV and a few business partners are looking to buy Harvey Weinstein's 23 percent share in the Weinstein Company, who are likely going to push Harvey out.  The movie studio is valued between $150 and $700 million.

Diddy's eyeing a much bigger purchase. In a series of Tweets, he expressed his desire to by the NFL.

I did have a dream to own a NFL team but now my dream is to own our own league!

— Sean Diddy Combs (@diddy) October 11, 2017

A league where you can be yourself. Have a retirement plan.

— Sean Diddy Combs (@diddy) October 11, 2017

Have freedom to be a great human and protest for your people without being demonized for your beliefs as a KING!! NEW DREAM ALERT!!!!

— Sean Diddy Combs (@diddy) October 11, 2017

SELL ME THE NFL NOW!!!!

— Sean Diddy Combs (@diddy) October 11, 2017

The combined value of all 32 NFL franchises is $85 billion.

So Diddy -- who is flirting with a $1 billion net worth -- still has a ways to go.

[Related: Diddy says he's rap's first billionaire.]