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39 minutes ago, Khyber53 said:

Don't care what the schedule is, as long as we finish off in Atlanta on Feb. 3.

Winning it all in the Atlanta Sphincter in Navarro's first year of owning the team would be a very nice touch.

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3 hours ago, RoaringRiot said:

Home opener vs Seattle

Thanksgiving at home against the Falcons

NYE in NOLA

Eagles is a primetime game

fug the Cowboys 

 

Nola NYE would be awesome.  Sugar Bowl is Jan 1st though so not sure they’d schedule a home game that weekend

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31 minutes ago, mcsmoak said:

 

Nola NYE would be awesome.  Sugar Bowl is Jan 1st though so not sure they’d schedule a home game that weekend

With two days to flip it? Yeah they definitely would. The whatever its name is bowl was the next day after the Panthers at Bucs when we were there in '16. Unless it's a conflict on the same day the NFL doesn't care

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1 hour ago, RoaringRiot said:

With two days to flip it? Yeah they definitely would. The whatever its name is bowl was the next day after the Panthers at Bucs when we were there in '16. Unless it's a conflict on the same day the NFL doesn't care

Yeah NFL doesn't care about giving us a damn road game to start off every year either. They can suck my nuts!

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2 hours ago, RoaringRiot said:

With two days to flip it? Yeah they definitely would. The whatever its name is bowl was the next day after the Panthers at Bucs when we were there in '16. Unless it's a conflict on the same day the NFL doesn't care

Good point.. not sure if you’ve been that particular weekend but Nola for sugar bowl weekend is almost as big as Mardi Gras .  It is in no way comparable to the Belk Bowl in Charlotte.  

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My plans are to make the NYG gam in Charlotte & my 1st away game in DC.....

 

 

3 hours ago, MadHatter said:

Nope...schedule is usually released just BEFORE the draft.

Good to see you Hat, been a while.. Hope we can spill a beer at the Giants tailgate...

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5 minutes ago, mcsmoak said:

Good point.. not sure if you’ve been that particular weekend but Nola for sugar bowl weekend is almost as big as Mardi Gras .  It is in no way comparable to the Belk Bowl in Charlotte.  

I haven’t been that weekend actually. I’m sure it’s a zoo. But I was talking about the bowl game at the Bucs stadium which was the very next day. I think it has more to do with getting the stadium prepared than number of tourists in town. But who knows? I do remember the Panthers playing there NYE weekend in back to back years (maybe 2013 or 12??) but I wasn’t there so can’t speak to how it was. 

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21 hours ago, RoaringRiot said:

I haven’t been that weekend actually. I’m sure it’s a zoo. But I was talking about the bowl game at the Bucs stadium which was the very next day. I think it has more to do with getting the stadium prepared than number of tourists in town. But who knows? I do remember the Panthers playing there NYE weekend in back to back years (maybe 2013 or 12??) but I wasn’t there so can’t speak to how it was. 

Close, 2011 and 2012. In the 2011 season, the game was on New Years Day, but the Sugar Bowl wasn't played until the 3rd. In 2012, our game was on the 30th and the Sugar Bowl was held on the 2nd so there were at minimum a 48-hour buffer between the games both of those years.

But considering the Sunday is the 30th it is possible to have that buffer zone to get it ready for the Sugar Bowl.

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30 minutes ago, Iron Saint said:

Close, 2011 and 2012. In the 2011 season, the game was on New Years Day, but the Sugar Bowl wasn't played until the 3rd. In 2012, our game was on the 30th and the Sugar Bowl was held on the 2nd so there were at minimum a 48-hour buffer between the games both of those years.

But considering the Sunday is the 30th it is possible to have that buffer zone to get it ready for the Sugar Bowl.

Thanks. I thought it was something like that. 

Weekend in NOLA, smacking your Saints around in Sunday, NYE on Monday, and then the Sugar Bowl on Tuesday!?! Holy poo that may be the weekend that actually puts an end to me.

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