Logic Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago I already don't wanna watch football in Christmas. So by all means, please put the team I least enjoy watching on every Christmas day. Will make it that much easier for me to ignore the game and spend time with my family instead. 1 Quote
Ed_Formerly_of_Roch Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago Considering there are teams argue the Cowboys and Lions shouldn't have all the Thanksgiving home games and the league should rotate it, but the league doesn't want to abandon these two cities as years ago, no one wanted to host these games, but they both agreed to it. Can't imagine they'd want to start the same thing now with another city and years from now feel indebted to them. Quote
The Firebaugh Kid Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago Proof that they are a satanic organization. 1 Quote
JP51 Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago On 4/2/2025 at 6:21 PM, eSJayDee said: The only advantage I can see is if they host, the visitors will be traveling on a short week. Yes, that's an advantage, but I think it also would displease their players, particularly those w/ kids. I think these are an advantage the following week... they have to play (most times) on a short week... but so does the other team... and they likely have to travel. Then they get several extra days of rest that their next opponent doesnt have... I would love to see the overall records of home teams playing on Christmas/Thanksgiving the following week... I know I am over thinking this, but I am always leary of playing teams that have extra rest... Quote
ChasBB Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago On 4/2/2025 at 5:29 PM, 90sBills said: What a dumb idea. Agree. However, I might like the idea if it was Buffalo, instead. The media could play Buffalo up as a Winter Wonderland every Christmas ... cameras at Holiday Valley showing skiers holding hot chocolates, ice skaters on the Buffalo Waterfront, snowball fights, Christmas lights & decorations in-and-around the city of Buffalo. Of course, the Bills might prefer not to be tied to a day like that - don't know. Why the Chiefs? Should be the Bills! Quote
Sargent Hulka Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago This makes good business sense; Hallmark is located in Kansas City. Hallmark has a media production company which is very big into Christmas. They screen Christmas movies exclusively on all their channels beginning around Halloween, and running through to New Years. Chiefs were featured one of their Christmas movies last year; the Bills are supposed to be this year. It's a market the Chiefs could capture. Quote
BigAl2526 Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago They are trying to leverage the playoff and Super Bowl success by landing a game with the potential for higher than average advertising revenue. Family Christmas traditions trump football in my household. Quote
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