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Hopefully never. The NFL is considering it for future seasons.when is this?A Thursday night doubleheader?The best way to improve a bad product is always to double the quantity.
I haven't been watching these games and haven't missed it at all. At some point in the second half I'll generally remember there's a game on and check my phone for the scoring plays. That's enough for me.
I highly recommend setting up a second tv. Makes the down time much more manageable.
Other than the Chiefs there is no way I'm going to sit at home and watch an NFL game on its own... and even the Chiefs games are getting tougher to watch.
I may have it on as background while I do something else.. I may have it on primarily but flip to baseball liberally.
I still really enjoy fantasy football... but I haven't liked watching regular football for 3-4 years now. I'd goto a live game if someone offered me a ticket, but I doubt I'd pay to goto a game.
But Red Zone is an absolutely fantastic product if there are 4+ games going on and is very good viewing
What do you watch on the other tv?I highly recommend setting up a second tv. Makes the down time much more manageable.
Other than the Chiefs there is no way I'm going to sit at home and watch an NFL game on its own... and even the Chiefs games are getting tougher to watch.
I may have it on as background while I do something else.. I may have it on primarily but flip to baseball liberally.
I still really enjoy fantasy football... but I haven't liked watching regular football for 3-4 years now. I'd goto a live game if someone offered me a ticket, but I doubt I'd pay to goto a game.
But Red Zone is an absolutely fantastic product if there are 4+ games going on and is very good viewing
A second game or baseball or redzone. Sometimes also use a third tv and/or my laptop if there's enough going on.What do you watch on the other tv?I highly recommend setting up a second tv. Makes the down time much more manageable.
Other than the Chiefs there is no way I'm going to sit at home and watch an NFL game on its own... and even the Chiefs games are getting tougher to watch.
I may have it on as background while I do something else.. I may have it on primarily but flip to baseball liberally.
I still really enjoy fantasy football... but I haven't liked watching regular football for 3-4 years now. I'd goto a live game if someone offered me a ticket, but I doubt I'd pay to goto a game.
But Red Zone is an absolutely fantastic product if there are 4+ games going on and is very good viewing
If there's only one game on, I'll generally read something -- no down time with a book -- and look up for the replays. High speed internet has apparently killed whatever patience I have left; I want the data coming to me continuously. So reading, surfing, RedZone and a certain other globally popular sport that goes non-stop for 45 minutes at a time are what my eyeballs are pointed at these days.A second game or baseball or redzone. Sometimes also use a third tv and/or my laptop if there's enough going on.What do you watch on the other tv?I highly recommend setting up a second tv. Makes the down time much more manageable.
Other than the Chiefs there is no way I'm going to sit at home and watch an NFL game on its own... and even the Chiefs games are getting tougher to watch.
I may have it on as background while I do something else.. I may have it on primarily but flip to baseball liberally.
I still really enjoy fantasy football... but I haven't liked watching regular football for 3-4 years now. I'd goto a live game if someone offered me a ticket, but I doubt I'd pay to goto a game.
But Red Zone is an absolutely fantastic product if there are 4+ games going on and is very good viewing
Yeah, high speed internet has killed my patience. It's a real problem for me.If there's only one game on, I'll generally read something -- no down time with a book -- and look up for the replays. High speed internet has apparently killed whatever patience I have left; I want the data coming to me continuously. So reading, surfing, RedZone and a certain other globally popular sport that goes non-stop for 45 minutes at a time are what my eyeballs are pointed at these days.A second game or baseball or redzone. Sometimes also use a third tv and/or my laptop if there's enough going on.What do you watch on the other tv?I highly recommend setting up a second tv. Makes the down time much more manageable.
Other than the Chiefs there is no way I'm going to sit at home and watch an NFL game on its own... and even the Chiefs games are getting tougher to watch.
I may have it on as background while I do something else.. I may have it on primarily but flip to baseball liberally.
I still really enjoy fantasy football... but I haven't liked watching regular football for 3-4 years now. I'd goto a live game if someone offered me a ticket, but I doubt I'd pay to goto a game.
But Red Zone is an absolutely fantastic product if there are 4+ games going on and is very good viewing
Likely a better thread for this somewhere, but I worry about this for kids growing up today. Will they be able to focus on one thing? Hell, I barely can and I didn't grow up with a computer in my hand.
I'm not sure the matchups really matter. When they play on a short week, the play always seem to be sloppy. I think part of that is planning time and part of that is guys not being able to get healthy enough to perform. It's only going to get worse towards the end of the season imo.
AD and RGIII. It's a match-up I'd sure rather see when both have a week to recuperate and prepare.
I had jags -3 so I enjoyed it. The post game commentating was funny though. Rich eisen essentially calls the game terrible and the remaining commentators awkwardly tried to defend it. Pretty funny.
Friday night games would be amazing, but I think in general NFL and NCAA steer away from that night due to high school football. But I wish the NFL would look into Friday nights in December, when high school is done for the season.lumpy19 said:
True, guess I am just thinking of myself, where I would for sure go to happy hour after work which would segway into dinner/drinks somewhere showing the game.
