sleeby Posted May 10 Posted May 10 Rumor is both Xmas games to be streamed and likely netflix. https://variety.com/2024/digital/news/netflix-nfl-christmas-day-2024-games-streaming-1235998673/ Quote
What a Tuel Posted May 10 Posted May 10 20 minutes ago, JakeFrommStateFarm said: If true, this is a brutal schedule. There are no gimme's here except the Pats game This is said every year, then teams are better, other teams are worse and the image of who's good and who's bad changes and we start all over again with "this schedule is brutal". Didn't live up to being good or decent (due to injury or otherwise): Jets 2x Bengals Chargers Cowboys Bucs Giants Jaguars Lived up to being good or decent: Chiefs Eagles Dolphins (iffy on this one) Were supposed to be bad and were bad: Pats 2x Broncos Commanders Raiders 1 Quote
jahbonas Posted May 10 Posted May 10 2 hours ago, sleeby said: Rumor is both Xmas games to be streamed and likely netflix. https://variety.com/2024/digital/news/netflix-nfl-christmas-day-2024-games-streaming-1235998673/ This has to stop and has to come from our politicians - Christmas Day these games played in stadiums the taxpayers pay 100s of millions for needs to be put on airwaives free to the public - period !!!! They cannot let Jerry Jonese's run wild chasing any penny they can 3 Quote
sleeby Posted May 10 Posted May 10 1 hour ago, jahbonas said: This has to stop and has to come from our politicians - Christmas Day these games played in stadiums the taxpayers pay 100s of millions for needs to be put on airwaives free to the public - period !!!! They cannot let Jerry Jonese's run wild chasing any penny they can Good luck getting the citizens united bought and owned pols to impede capitalism. Quote
BillsPride12 Posted May 13 Posted May 13 On 5/10/2024 at 10:31 AM, MikePJ76 said: I hate the nfl on xmas eve or xmas day. Can't we have one or two days to eat too much and watch movies with the fam without the nfl having to hijack it. It seems the nfl's plan is to take complete control over every major holiday. There is going to be a july 4th bowl before we know it. I mean come on I just want to have a drink and watch Die Hard without worrying I am missing an important game. Yeah it's ridiculous. Unless it's a Bills game I am not going to watch football on Christmas Day, I probably won't watch the Friday night game in Brazil between the Packers and Eagles either. I hope this plan to have NFL on every night and every holiday backfires on them and they don't get the ratings they are hoping for. I have always been an "NFL Degenerate" that will give up my Sundays and Monday Nights during the season, my family and friends all know this. But I will not give up every night of the week and holidays such as Christmas Day to watch the NFL. 1 3 Quote
SoCal Deek Posted May 13 Posted May 13 (edited) 3 minutes ago, BillsPride12 said: Yeah it's ridiculous. Unless it's a Bills game I am not going to watch football on Christmas Day, I probably won't watch the Friday night game in Brazil between the Packers and Eagles either. I hope this plan to have NFL on every night and every holiday backfires on them and they don't get the ratings they are hoping for. I have always been an "NFL Degenerate" that will give up my Sundays and Monday Nights during the season, my family and friends all know this. But I will not give up every night of the week and holidays such as Christmas Day to watch the NFL. My problem is that it really waters down the product. I’m a lifelong football fanatic but even I don’t want to watch it every day of the week. It’s way too much. Edited May 13 by SoCal Deek 2 Quote
Buffalo03 Posted May 13 Posted May 13 1 minute ago, SoCal Deek said: My problem is that it really waters the product. I’m a lifelong football fanatic but even I don’t want to watch it every day of the week. It’s way too much. There's no bigger NFL fan than me. I would watch it every day of the week and if the NFL said "we're gonna syphon money out of your account against your will to watch us". I'd still watch it. They got me by the balls 2 6 Quote
BillsPride12 Posted May 13 Posted May 13 2 minutes ago, SoCal Deek said: My problem is that it really waters the product. I’m a lifelong football fanatic but even I don’t want to watch it every day of the week. It’s way too much. Exactly. Having the spotlight on Thursday, Sunday, and Monday Nights on top of all day Sunday is more than enough. I don't have it in me to to add in Wednesdays and Fridays now. I love football but I have other interests in life too, and I enjoy a traditional Christmas with Family. Obviously people will watch but I hope the ratings don't hit their targeted goals. They will continue to push for more until people show they won't tune in. 1 Quote
Gregg Posted May 13 Posted May 13 2 minutes ago, BillsPride12 said: Exactly. Having the spotlight on Thursday, Sunday, and Monday Nights on top of all day Sunday is more than enough. I don't have it in me to to add in Wednesdays and Fridays now. I love football but I have other interests in life too, and I enjoy a traditional Christmas with Family. Obviously people will watch but I hope the ratings don't hit their targeted goals. They will continue to push for more until people show they won't tune in. This plus making fans pay extra to watch playoff games like the Dolphins-Chiefs game last year. 1 Quote
Boatdrinks Posted May 13 Posted May 13 On 5/10/2024 at 4:36 PM, jahbonas said: This has to stop and has to come from our politicians - Christmas Day these games played in stadiums the taxpayers pay 100s of millions for needs to be put on airwaives free to the public - period !!!! They cannot let Jerry Jonese's run wild chasing any penny they can The games will be shown on over the air TV in both teams home markets. 14 minutes ago, BillsPride12 said: Exactly. Having the spotlight on Thursday, Sunday, and Monday Nights on top of all day Sunday is more than enough. I don't have it in me to to add in Wednesdays and Fridays now. I love football but I have other interests in life too, and I enjoy a traditional Christmas with Family. Obviously people will watch but I hope the ratings don't hit their targeted goals. They will continue to push for more until people show they won't tune in. Then it’s simple ; don’t watch if you don’t want to. Others may feel differently. No reason to let the NBA hog the Christmas tv sports spotlight. I mean, if the game is on and you don’t watch then why worry if others choose to catch the game ? 1 Quote
Gregg Posted May 13 Posted May 13 4 minutes ago, Boatdrinks said: The games will be shown on over the air TV in both teams home markets. Then it’s simple ; don’t watch if you don’t want to. Others may feel differently. No reason to let the NBA hog the Christmas tv sports spotlight. I mean, if the game is on and you don’t watch then why worry if others choose to catch the game ? The NBA is the one who should be pissed about the NFL playing on Christmas. Last year the NFL crushed the NBA in the ratings on Christmas which is a surprise to nobody. I could see the NBA not playing on Christmas in the future if the NFL insists playing on Dec 25th. Quote
MikePJ76 Posted May 13 Posted May 13 1 hour ago, Buffalo03 said: There's no bigger NFL fan than me. I would watch it every day of the week and if the NFL said "we're gonna syphon money out of your account against your will to watch us". I'd still watch it. They got me by the balls they have everyone by the balls and that is why they are such greedy scum. They suck the life out of everything and sometime in the near future they will suck it out of the nfl too. The nfl became amazing on the backs of great players, great teams, great rivalries, great stadiums, great atmospheres, great fan bases, great broadcasters and minimal marketing and selling of the product. Now it all seems backwards. The nfl used to go away and allow the nhl, nba and mlb to breathe. The players got away and so did the fans...then the draft would come and 50% at best of the fans would watch little parts of it....then the nfl would go away again only to return to the zeitgeist in august when camps were going. Its just 24/7 365 now. I love the nfl and always have but enough is enough. We don't need home teams sacrificing home games in europe/mexico and we definitely do not need games on every holiday. Thanksgiving and then the saturdays when college football ended was perfect. anyway. Hopefully the xmas games are like arizona and new orleans or something... then I will definitely not watch and won't care. 1 Quote
Buffalo03 Posted May 13 Posted May 13 13 minutes ago, MikePJ76 said: they have everyone by the balls and that is why they are such greedy scum. They suck the life out of everything and sometime in the near future they will suck it out of the nfl too. The nfl became amazing on the backs of great players, great teams, great rivalries, great stadiums, great atmospheres, great fan bases, great broadcasters and minimal marketing and selling of the product. Now it all seems backwards. The nfl used to go away and allow the nhl, nba and mlb to breathe. The players got away and so did the fans...then the draft would come and 50% at best of the fans would watch little parts of it....then the nfl would go away again only to return to the zeitgeist in august when camps were going. Its just 24/7 365 now. I love the nfl and always have but enough is enough. We don't need home teams sacrificing home games in europe/mexico and we definitely do not need games on every holiday. Thanksgiving and then the saturdays when college football ended was perfect. anyway. Hopefully the xmas games are like arizona and new orleans or something... then I will definitely not watch and won't care. I don't understand why football fans complain about more football. It never made sense to me. Is it greed? Sure. But I love to watch it so, I quite frankly couldn't care less. You all can watch a million hockey games a week but the NFL 3 or 4 times a week is too much? Doesn't make sense to me. What are we gonna do as NFL fans? Strike against buying Merchandise so that they only put it on on Sundays? No, give me all the football you want. Quote
Metal Man Posted May 13 Posted May 13 On 5/10/2024 at 10:44 AM, Gary Marangi said: This schedule makes it look the the Wednesday Xmas game would be the last game of that NFL week. I thought some articles about this implied that it would actually be the first game of the NFL week leading up to the weekend slate. Quote
Process Posted May 13 Posted May 13 There is a guy on Twitter who has a source and releases the schedule much earlier than anyone else. Is legit/always accurate. CJ something. Anyone know his Twitter? Quote
BritBill Posted May 13 Posted May 13 European games schedule being released on Wednesday morning (07:00) in the US for all you many lovers of football in the AM. Quote
jahbonas Posted May 13 Posted May 13 2 hours ago, Boatdrinks said: The games will be shown on over the air TV in both teams home markets. Then it’s simple ; don’t watch if you don’t want to. Others may feel differently. No reason to let the NBA hog the Christmas tv sports spotlight. I mean, if the game is on and you don’t watch then why worry if others choose to catch the game ? Great for those 2 markets - the other 30 markets get screwed over and almost all those 30 markets (like Buffalo inputting 600 million) paid for their stadiums Quote
boyst Posted May 13 Posted May 13 On 5/10/2024 at 11:51 AM, gobills1212 said: Weird AZ is abbreviated Ari the 25th for christmas then travel 4 days later playing Seattle? 1 Quote
Warriorspikes51 Posted May 13 Author Posted May 13 17 minutes ago, Process said: There is a guy on Twitter who has a source and releases the schedule much earlier than anyone else. Is legit/always accurate. CJ something. Anyone know his Twitter? CJ Caggiano. Not sure if he still gets that info though 1 Quote
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