Cuban have a point?

[bleys]

he's right..  

[Jimmy]

I think he has a great point.  If it ain't broke, don't fix it.  Seems the NFL has done a lot of fixin' in the last couple of years.

[Jackofalltrades]

I think he has a great point. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Seems the NFL has done a lot of fixin' in the last couple of years.

One of my core beliefs.

[stirs]

And now they want 18 games, another one or two teams in the playoffs, overseas games, taking away extra points, after already essentially taking away kickoff returns.

 

The rules and competition committee should take a few years off

[fieryprophet]

Fans can gripe all they want, but I've never met one that actually didn't watch when the games were on. That's all that matters.

[PanthersClinic]

He should be more concerned about the NBA. Whenever I see NBA games on TV there are a lot of empty seats. Maybe he should spend more time advocating NBA contraction.

[TANTRIC-NINJA]

He should be more concerned about the NBA. Whenever I see NBA games on TV there are a lot of empty seats. Maybe he should spend more time advocating NBA contraction.

So then Cuban is speaking from a knowledgable perspective as an owner in an overexposed such league right? Why the "mind your business" attitude.

The NBA has a commisioner who is discussing huge changes that Stern was too overprotective of to change.

[beastson]

I think its only oversaturation if they add more games to the season. The season stay the same, the offseason stay the same. Its just more exposure during NFL time which is fine

[KillerKat]

I still can't believe the NFLPA extended Goodell. Worst Commissioner in NFL history and probably one of the worst in sports history.

[KillerKat]

I think he has a great point.  If it ain't broke, don't fix it.  Seems the NFL has done a lot of fixin' in the last couple of years.

That's the problem with things in the world today. Everyone must make changes just for the sake of making changes. So what if what we already have is great? It must change! Why? Because it just has to.

[PantherFanOne]

Cuban made a point when he said that to much greed will kill a business. However,I don't think the NFL is over-saturating the market presently but if they try going international, then that might be one to many steps forward..

[Sean Payton's Vicodin]

nah, not really. there are 512 NFL games a year, compared to 2460 NBA games and trillions of MLB games. he's just butthurt that the NFL is expanding into basketball nights

 

The problem the NFL faces is parents being against their kids playing a violent sport like football, leading to an overall talent drain.

[bleys]

Fans can gripe all they want, but I've never met one that actually didn't watch when the games were on. That's all that matters.

 

I don't watch every single game..  Thursdays are already watered down to an extent.  Give me a bad matchup on Sunday night or Monday night and there's a good chance I'll switch to my normal TV programming.. 

 

If they try to throw in games on Saturdays you better believe they'll take a ratings hit.  People love some college football.  I would agree that the NFL would still have their share for advertising but over the long term it's not going to help build their brand.  

 

And then to bring in international teams?   That NFL shield isn't indestructible..    As ego-centric as Americans can be just watch what happens if they put the Jags -vs- the London Dental school for the Blind...

 

 

Now if we are just talking about adding 2 more games and allowing 2 more teams into the playoffs, I agree.  People will watch. 

[FearTheCats]

Hate him all you want but he has a very good point.

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