2021 NFL Offseason Thread
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757'sFinest
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Depending on where zach wilson gets drafted to he might have a better career than lawerence
That's not gonna happen, especially if they go to 17 games.
Superbowl already doesn't end til February and if they go to 17 games it's gonna get pushed back a week.
That will give new GM's coaches less time to evaluate their new team and prepare for the Senior Bowl and Combine.
Unless they plan to push that stuff back as well
How early is early? Because there’s no way they would start the season Labor Day weekend, since that’s when college football begins its regular weekend dominance
I believe I heard it on the radio here but either the NFL doesn't want to start the season til after Labor Day or it's they can't cuz of college football. Like they can't play games on Saturday til the college football regular season is done.
Think so. There’s some rule that the NFL can’t have any games during Labor Day weeks I think
Here it is:
After two attempts to sell the NFL’s broadcasting rights were declared illegal because of antitrust concerns, NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle headed to the Hill to whip up support. In 1961, Congress passed the Sports Broadcasting Act, which exempted broadcasting rights by major sports leagues from antitrust decisions and cleared the way for the NFL to sell a broadcasting package to CBS, where all teams share the rights equally.
However, the law is more famous for helping to set the NFL broadcasting schedule. To protect fans of college and high school football, Congress also approved language that barred professional games on Fridays and Saturdays during the schools’ seasons. The NFL still stays away from those days outside of rare exceptions, like when Christmas falls on a Friday. The Act also led to the blackout policy, which lets the league block games from a home market broadcast area if they have not sold out.
After two attempts to sell the NFL’s broadcasting rights were declared illegal because of antitrust concerns, NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle headed to the Hill to whip up support. In 1961, Congress passed the Sports Broadcasting Act, which exempted broadcasting rights by major sports leagues from antitrust decisions and cleared the way for the NFL to sell a broadcasting package to CBS, where all teams share the rights equally.
However, the law is more famous for helping to set the NFL broadcasting schedule. To protect fans of college and high school football, Congress also approved language that barred professional games on Fridays and Saturdays during the schools’ seasons. The NFL still stays away from those days outside of rare exceptions, like when Christmas falls on a Friday. The Act also led to the blackout policy, which lets the league block games from a home market broadcast area if they have not sold out.
Natural Born Sinners
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Not sure anyone making that case but you my guy. I personally dont see Bills as a threat to KC. That shitty division got them alotta easy wins and they keep getting bounced from playoffs. But I get what u mean
Dwayne
Laissez le bon temps rouler
Only 1 bad team in that division
oldman_Ghost!
If u Google who gives a fuck. My name ain't there!
Disagree with the bold. The fins were competitive all season and the pats in their worse year won 7. The jets were really the only non competitive team out the AFC east. And they made the playoffs the last two season since acquiring Allen and hiring McDermott. I would say they are more trending up then just being lucky. I agree they are not on KCs level unless their defense improves more...
Bow to Royalty
Just facts
onetoughmiracle
Always keep the strap on you!
Natural Born Sinners
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We really doing this? The Bills are the only team in that division that has a stable QB situation. Jets were terrible, Patriots were garbage, dolphins had to keep rotating QBs all year and overachieved. Dolphins defense was the real deal though. I would say the Bills are def for real, but I would not argue they are the best team in AFC.
Natural Born Sinners
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Detroit dumb as fuck for doing this deal. Everyone at this point knows theres gonna be mad free agents in two weeks, they could've signed this guy for half the price had they waited or gotten a better player for that money.
Natural Born Sinners
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Horrible signing when it happened and just got worse. This was one of those "locker room, culture" signings, coming off Odell. This guy ended up being just as much of a knuckle head and had nowhere near the production. Suspended for PEDs, acting a fool yelling dumb shit at the cameras and fistfightin Ramsey on the field. Go get Golladay or A. Robinson now
Marc123
You got it dude!
And he is a MAGA