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Spoiler: TNF

Spoiler: SNF

Spoiler: MNF

 

[AmericanCrow]

We aren’t sending our best and brightest out there



That said she STILL would make better draft picks than Depodesta

 

[Broken]

I thought every team was meant to taste the TNF poison, but it appears not. Arizona, Atlanta, Houston and Indianapolis don't play TNF, while Pittsburgh, Chicago, Jets, New Orleans play twice. Doesn't seem fair.

 

[Exe Gesis]

MSN

 

[aussiedude]

I thought every team was meant to taste the TNF poison, but it appears not. Arizona, Atlanta, Houston and Indianapolis don't play TNF, while Pittsburgh, Chicago, Jets, New Orleans play twice. Doesn't seem fair.

New TV deals kicked in this season, teams can now do 2 TNF games and no longer guarantee of a primetime game for each team. and MNF can now be flexed. I think there is talk TNF can be flexed in later seasons based on performance.

 

[BuddysBuddy23]

Games I'm looking at attending:

Ravens @ Chargers

Seahawks @ Cowboys

Then chosing out of Bucs/Falcons and Eagles/Cowboys (choice between seeing another stadium and obvious blockbuster rivalry game)

Also thinking about Broncos @ Lions if there's a Red Wings game in town that weekend

If it’s a choice between Bucs/Falcons v Eagles/Cowboys is it really a choice at all? I know which game I’d be lining up to see. I get the whole new stadium deal, but wouldn’t imagine Bucs/Falcons would be on many peoples bucket list of 2023/2024 games to watch

 

[Exe Gesis]

If it’s a choice between Bucs/Falcons v Eagles/Cowboys is it really a choice at all? I know which game I’d be lining up to see. I get the whole new stadium deal, but wouldn’t imagine Bucs/Falcons would be on many peoples bucket list of 2023/2024 games to watch

It would be if its at Tampa, good city to visit

 

[Constantgin]

If it’s a choice between Bucs/Falcons v Eagles/Cowboys is it really a choice at all? I know which game I’d be lining up to see. I get the whole new stadium deal, but wouldn’t imagine Bucs/Falcons would be on many peoples bucket list of 2023/2024 games to watch

Plus tickets to bucs/falcons would be so much cheaper likely a 1/3 cost of cowboy/eagle tickets

 

[BuddysBuddy23]

Both valid points.
Myself I’m looking at heading over to the states and watching a Super Bowl in the next 5 or so years (along with a Steelers home game late in the season & the College National Championship). Looking at around a 6-8 week trip to the US between mid Dec-mid Feb. I have a 4 & 3 year old so waiting for them to get a bit older to be able to enjoy the trip more than what they could currently. The location of where the Super Bowls will be around that time period will be a big deciding factor on which year we travel

 

[AmericanCrow]

 

[Spirit Level]

If it’s a choice between Bucs/Falcons v Eagles/Cowboys is it really a choice at all? I know which game I’d be lining up to see. I get the whole new stadium deal, but wouldn’t imagine Bucs/Falcons would be on many peoples bucket list of 2023/2024 games to watch

Oh definitely the Cowboys Eagles game will be a belter.

I'm planning on visiting Atlanta anyway though to see a mate and I've already locked in the Cowboys Seattle game so not sure it makes sense to bounce back and forth from Dallas (even if it is for Cowboys games)

 

[aussiedude]

If you are going to Atlanta, the Chick-Fil-A is closed on Sundays, even the one in the stadium.

but tickets would be about 5x the price for the Eagles/Dallas game.

 

[Spirit Level]

Yeah that shits me, Chick-Fil-A is ****en delicious

 

[aussiedude]

It wont effect us. but thats huge and bad news for American fans.

I guess spending $110m to buy the Wildcard Saturday afternoon game is how desperate NBCU are for peacock subs.

 

[aussiedude]

under the new TV rights deals. both CBS and Fox can protect 1 game a week each. rather than just 3-4 a year that must be submitted early in the season. now they can use the protection on any game currently on their network and dont need to submit till 2 weeks before the game when the NFL can look at flexing games.

 

[Constantgin]