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SmokinwithWilly Grand Master

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37 minutes ago, outlaw4 said:

Oh, sure. Take away one preseason game where starters may be on the field for one quarter and add a regular season game where you go all out for sixty minutes. They're exactly the same thing.

If anything, this only means even more injuries, worse quality of product on the field and more meaningless late season football. But at least they get to charge you full price for it! Hooray for unrestrained capitalism!

The more they do this, the more the NFL will turn into a war of attrition. It's hard enough to keep these guys healthy for a season, much less adding another full speed, high impact game to the schedule. Another bye week and expanding the roster is going to be the only way to do it and keep people interested. It seems like half the playmakers are done for the year by week 10 anyway and the season starts getting boring. Probably why we see so many questionable/terrible calls that lead to upsets and closer divisions to keep the season somewhat interesting. 

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every team having an international appearance every year is almost guaranteed right now.  Panthers will be the Home team in Germany once every four years in the current rotation (2028 being next).

List of home game markets:

  • Argentina: Dolphins
  • Australia: Raiders, Rams, Eagles, Seahawks
  • Austria: Lions, Colts, Chiefs, Pats, Seahawks, Bucs
  • Brazil: Lions, Dolphins, Pats, Eagles
  • Canada: Bills, Bengals, Cards, Lions, Vikings, Seahawks
  • China: Rams
  • Colombia: Dolphins
  • France: Saints
  • Germany: Falcons, Panthers, Lions, Packers, Colts, Chiefs, Pats, Giants, Steelers, Seahawks, Bucs
  • Ghana: Eagles
  • Greece: Chargers
  • Ireland: Packers, Jags, Chiefs, Jets, Steelers, Titans
  • Japan: Rams
  • Mexico: Cards, Cowboys, Broncos, Texans, Chiefs, Raisers, Rams, Dolphons, Steelers, 49ers
  • New Zealand: Raiders, Rams, Eagles, Seahawks
  • Nigeria: Browns
  • South Korea: Rams
  • Spain: Bears, Chiefs, Dolphins
  • Switzerland: Lions, Colts, Chiefs, Pats, Seahawks, Bucs
  • UAB: Rams, 49ers, Commanders
  • UK: Ravens, Bears, Packers, Jags, Chiefs, Dolphins, Vikings, Jets, 49ers

So if we're *not* the home team, then we should keep an eye out on our road trip schedule for any of these teams and assigned home countries for potential matchups

Example:  if we're playing the Packers as a road trip, there's a chance that the NFL would make us play in Ireland or the UK for that matchup to align with GB's home marketing country

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How much money is enough money? Looks like the NFL is hellbent on becoming like the NBA where the league's best players consistently get hurt and miss games. People pay to watch the best players. There's no product without that.

The NFL like the NBA needs to wake up and realize this is not 20 or 30 years ago. These newer generations of players outside of rare outliers will never be ironmen like previous generations.

But it's all about simple greed. Out of touch elites like Robert Kraft will never learn.

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9 minutes ago, frankw said:

How much money is enough money? Looks like the NFL is hellbent on becoming like the NBA where the league's best players consistently get hurt and miss games. People pay to watch the best players. There's no product without that.

The NFL like the NBA needs to wake up and realize this is not 20 or 30 years ago. These newer generations of players outside of rare outliers will never be ironmen like previous generations.

But it's all about simple greed. Out of touch elites like Robert Kraft will never learn.

Check out the rant by PK Subban about the culture difference between NHL and NBA. Now while this doesn't necessarily apply to the players, I think it applies to the owners. The owners are losing touch with the fans and it's becoming more about money than the people that pay to watch it. Conversely, it's why Banana Ball league become such a huge success. It's a fan driven sport that people get to immerse themselves in. Football is losing that in a hurry and owners like Kraft will keep true home grown fans away if it keeps up. 

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12 minutes ago, PanthersATL said:

every team having an international appearance every year is almost guaranteed right now.  Panthers will be the Home team in Germany once every four years in the current rotation (2028 being next).

List of home game markets:

  • Argentina: Dolphins
  • Australia: Raiders, Rams, Eagles, Seahawks
  • Austria: Lions, Colts, Chiefs, Pats, Seahawks, Bucs
  • Brazil: Lions, Dolphins, Pats, Eagles
  • Canada: Bills, Bengals, Cards, Lions, Vikings, Seahawks
  • China: Rams
  • Colombia: Dolphins
  • France: Saints
  • Germany: Falcons, Panthers, Lions, Packers, Colts, Chiefs, Pats, Giants, Steelers, Seahawks, Bucs
  • Ghana: Eagles
  • Greece: Chargers
  • Ireland: Packers, Jags, Chiefs, Jets, Steelers, Titans
  • Japan: Rams
  • Mexico: Cards, Cowboys, Broncos, Texans, Chiefs, Raisers, Rams, Dolphons, Steelers, 49ers
  • New Zealand: Raiders, Rams, Eagles, Seahawks
  • Nigeria: Browns
  • South Korea: Rams
  • Spain: Bears, Chiefs, Dolphins
  • Switzerland: Lions, Colts, Chiefs, Pats, Seahawks, Bucs
  • UAB: Rams, 49ers, Commanders
  • UK: Ravens, Bears, Packers, Jags, Chiefs, Dolphins, Vikings, Jets, 49ers

So if we're *not* the home team, then we should keep an eye out on our road trip schedule for any of these teams and assigned home countries for potential matchups

Example:  if we're playing the Packers as a road trip, there's a chance that the NFL would make us play in Ireland or the UK for that matchup to align with GB's home marketing country

Hey Roger,

Thailand, Thailand, Thailand....

Nope. No Thailand. Must be a mistake on the schedule. 

Sincerely,

Bob. 

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