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Both the PIT-BUF and PHL-TB winners will play on Sunday in the divisional round, per the NFL's 6-day rest rule:

Due to the postponement of the PIT-BUF game, The NFL Today (pre-game show for CBS) will still be one hour long, occurring at 3:30 PM Monday now. Schedule in the OP has been changed.

Yes it does.

Buffalo will play KC on two days' less rest.

The Peacock game will feature 40% less ads than a traditional NFL broadcast, but will simultaneously increase advertiser satisfaction through its use of innovative and unique dynamic insertion of ads: https://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/Articles/2024/01/12/peacock-nfl-playoff-streaming-ads This article shows that Peacock's in its use of innovative and unique dynamic insertion of ads during the BUF-LAC game "advertisers saw double-digit increases across key metrics including brand familiarity (+11%), favorability (+20%), consideration (+31%) and recommendation (+35%). The data also showed that those advertisers with custom integrations saw a 45% higher brand opinion rating and 14% increase in perceived fit."

Are you related to Heavy Kevi?

Kyle Brandt is awesome! I watch GMF for him.

Wasn't there a thread complaining of the supposedly poor play of Martin and Bass this year, lol?

It's 3 AM now I believe as they are showing the HOU-CLE first.

I don't get this: LOL at this one. Saban is like "WTF?".

I didn't realize he was this good: ------------------------------- Nice brackets:

I like GMF though and Kyle Brandt.

https://nypost.com/2024/01/12/sports/espn-nfl-in-advanced-talks-on-agreement-that-could-give-league-equity-in-tv-giant/amp/ "ESPN, NFL in advanced talks on agreement that could give league stake in TV giant" "ESPN and the NFL are in advanced talks that could result in the league taking an equity stake in ESPN, The Post has learned. As part of a potential agreement, Disney-owned ESPN would take control of NFL Media, which includes NFL Network, and the league would receive equity in ESPN. For the long-term viability of ESPN aligning with the most powerful sports league would enhance its position as the network plans to move to direct to consumer by 2025. While the idea of an ESPN-NFL alliance has been mentioned before, discussions between Disney-owned ESPN and the NFL are far enough along that sources said that owners and the Players Association are being informed about the talks [...] The NFL has been trying to unload its network for years now. In its recent talks that resulted in its $110-plus billion deals with ESPN, Amazon, CBS, Fox, NBC and YouTube, the NFL searched for a buyer, but was unsuccessful. NFL Media consists of NFL Network, NFL.com, Red Zone, NFL Films and NFL+. Since ESPN covers the league thoroughly, there would be synergies if the two sides are able to reach an agreement. Disney/ESPN might be able to secure better carriage arrangements for NFL Network. ESPN has targeted 2025 as the most likely year it will go direct-to-consumer. It is still possible it could move up the date to end of this year. When it does, it plans on offering all its programming without a cable subscription. A subscriber could choose to pay for the service directly through ESPN’s app or would still be able to opt for the ESPN channels through a cable or satellite provider.

I will if you pay for my flight from Nevada! 😅

They will come for the free tickets and food.

UPDATE: there is no update:

Alert to sports bar and restaurant owners who don't have Peacock: EverPass states the deadline for bars to sign up last minute through UPShow is 5 PM Saturday for the special residential Peacock code or the payment process after the deadline is not guaranteed: https://www.joehandpromotions.com/content/wildcard-access/

Example from a fan:

Tweet was deleted, but true:

Rep. Pat Ryan from New York is upset the game is being shown only on Peacock: