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https://fantasyfootball.theringer.com/ has McCaffery at #1 #85 - Diontae Johnson #102 - Jonathon Brooks #119 - Chuba Hubbard #168 - Adam Thielen #179 - Miles Sanders #185 - Xavier Legette Let's prove them wrong with these low numbers (at least we're not Michael Badgley from DET, #224)

Verizon is offering Sunday Ticket for free to their customers. As always, there's a catch: Must be on an Unlimited Plus or Unlimited Ultimate mobile plan, and gotta buy one of their fancy phones, like the Google Pixel Fold, Galaxy Z Flip6, or Samsung Galaxy Z Folds6 Existing customers who add a new line can also get Sunday Ticket free Home Internet customers who sign up for 5G Home Plus, LTE Home Plus, Fios 1G or Fios 2G -- all can get Ticket for free Current customers who don't qualify for the above can get $100 off the Ticket plan. Verizon is also discounting YouTubeTV in general They're also offering free NFL tickets through their Verizon Access app Details: https://www.verizon.com/about/news/verizon-powers-ultimate-nfl-fan-experience

a little optimism, positive attitude, and getting buy-in from your co-workers/teammates goes a long way to building successful outcomes. Not just in sports

...We look better than others

(Not the gif i was looking for exactly, but generally close)

With seasoned TV announcer Tom Brady joining the Fox football broadcast team, some expected changes were to be made Brady will be the #1 team with Kevin Burkhardt, at least until Fox figures out that maybe they shouldn't have thrown together a stupid contract and wiggles out of it Olsen will be paired with Joe Davis for the #2 team, making those games worth watching Adam Amin and Mark Sanchez are the No. 3 team Kenny Albert and Jon Vilma No. 4 Kevin Kugler and Daryl Johnston No. 5 Guessing that most of the Panthers games will likely be assigned to Chris Myers and Mark Schlereth No. 6 this season.

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It's "the show the Pros watch" New season starts Aug 30th with Bill Belichick joining Ryan Clark, Chad Johnson, and Chris Long Kinda surprised he didn't hold out for the big network studio show bucks https://variety.com/2024/tv/news/bill-belichick-inside-the-nfl-the-cw-1236067346/

some may live too far away for a strong enough OTA signal, making cable/Peacock their best legal choice for NBC programming

Or differentiates individual owners vs owner groups

that's why I threw "individual" into the subject line. The owner group for the Commanders and the Broncos combined have more money than Tepp.

Jeff Bezos is looking to sell $5b of Amazon shares -- speculation is that he'll use that money to buy the Seattle Seahawks There is a chance that might fall through even if the owners approve the deal, as Bezos is still on the board at Amazon, and Amazon has NFL broadcast rights. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/jeff-bezos-sell-5-billion-185303024.html

Today is National Bikini Day. Celebrate appropriately

Rumor is that with the current decision, each individual team will need to pony up $440m for their individual part. If so, it'll be easier for some teams to do than others I say that the NFL should look at the data and prorate each team's portion. "Your games were only watched by 6% of the Sunday Ticket fans? You get to pay less than this other team that was watched by 30% of Sunday Ticket fans" https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/in-sunday-ticket-case-some-owners-might-have-a-hard-time-coming-up-with-440-million

Supposedly, subscribers could get $340 for each season they purchased Sunday Ticket (assuming the ruling doesn’t get overturned or reduced through an appeal)