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@CNBCnow: BREAKING: NFL to suspend blackout policy for 2015 season

 

@KevinClarkWSJ 4m

Breaking: the NFL will scrap it's TV blackout policy for the 2015 season. Will evaluate how it goes after season. Teams voted on this today.

Owners voted to scrap the TV blackout policy this morning in Phoenix for at least one season. Big, big changes in NFL.

The #NFL suspends its blackout rule for one year: http://bit.ly/1xWewaP

NFL blackout rule going away for 2015 http://wp.me/plmrg-bfq

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of course they waited until we had a really good team. we are sure to sell out every game anyhow this season

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mostly good news....

 

 

still think the december games will be hard to sellout.

 

the after market/ nfl ticket exchange demand and prices will be less in december.

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mostly good news....

 

 

still think the december games will be hard to sellout.

 

the after market/ nfl ticket exchange demand and prices will be less in december.

if we are winning in Sep-Nov then I think the Dec tickets will sell. we have been waiting so long for meaningful late season games that people will want to be a part of that atmosphere

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Damn I'm currently in WNY but usually reside in South Florida, a Dolphins blackout often resulted in a televised Bills game.

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It will be interesting to see how this affects home attendance - particularly for home games when the weather is bad.

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Now I can finally move back to WNY.

oh is that why you left? :lol:

typically it's the bad weather, bad economy, lack of jobs, high taxes...

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Damn I'm currently in WNY but usually reside in South Florida, a Dolphins blackout often resulted in a televised Bills game.

A blackout didn't result in no game being aired at all? I'm out of touch on this one since I've been out of Buffalo for years.

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My mother missed many a game because she passed when she was 99 and couldn't walk those steps the last 20 years. She loved the Bill's. Better late than never.

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My mother missed many a game because she passed when she was 99 and couldn't walk those steps the last 20 years. She loved the Bill's. Better late than never.

sorry to hear that. my grandpa is 91 and was a season ticket holder for 30 yrs. i hope he gets to see some more winning football from this team in his lifetime. i try and take him to a preseason game every year but i'm sure he wishes he could be there for the regular season. but like you said, i think it's too much when it's a packed stadium. at least now he will get to see every game!

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