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but the bigger a fed is, the more overload it can take on its roster as it can afford written deals and paying over the odds to get guys on the show in multi-man throwaway matches.
In this sentence, is "take on" overload= endure overload?
The dictionary shows that take sth on = to accept a particular job or responsibility, which is quite close, but not accurate, right?
take on, overload 
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