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Espn needs to just give up in doing nfl games altogether since they probably won’t get any more good games anymore

Watch they move Monday Night Football in the next couple years. I’m sure there’s plenty of cable channels willin to fork big bucks for it.
 
FOX

they making a big push to become the number one sports brand on tv.

more NFL games and they will possibly be getting WWE when their contract with USA is up

That would work if they move Monday Night Football to FS1. I don’t fuck with FS1 but a lot of people will for sure if they get it. Tho I don’t think they’d want Raw going on Fox the same time as MNF.
 
That would work if they move Monday Night Football to FS1. I don’t fuck with FS1 but a lot of people will for sure if they get it. Tho I don’t think they’d want Raw going on Fox the same time as MNF.

That could be a problem..

but IMO that neither here nor there...

at the end of the day on mondays there are a lot of TV's on a FOX owned channel

thats money for them
 
Guard Andrew Norwell expected to sign with Jaguars


  • By Kevin Patra NFL.com
  • Published: March 13, 2018 at 06:47 a.m.
  • Updated: March 13, 2018 at 08:40 a.m.


The Jacksonville Jaguars are set to harpoon the top offensive lineman in free agency.

NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Tuesday that former Carolina Panthers guard Andrew Norwell is expected to sign with the Jaguars, according to sources informed of the deal. The deal is set to count five years and $66.5 million, with $30 million fully guaranteed.

Norwell's deal sets new highs for guards in total value, average per season and guarantees, per Over The Cap.


The deal cannot be finalized until the new league year opens Wednesdayat 4 p.m. ET.

The Panthers would have liked to keep the 2017 first-team All-Pro, but couldn't afford to pay another guard huge money. Carolina eschewed the franchise-tag money that paid offensive tackle money.

Although the Panthers didn't want to pay Norwell offensive tackle type cash, the Jaguars are happy to.

Norwell immediately upgrades the interior of Jacksonville, which struggled much of last season. The addition of the undrafted 26-year-old will improve Leonard Fournette's outlook for 2018. Norwell should also make life easier for Blake Bortles protecting the QB from pressure up the gut.

After focusing on building up the defensive side of the ball last offseason, the Jags begin this new league year letting receiver Allen Robinson walk to the Bears and upgrading their offensive line. The game plan heading to 2018 is clear: Play D and pound the rock. Norwell's signing is the biggest key to that plan thus far.
 
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