Is it that big of a problem that the Bills play one game in London every seven to ten years? Really? I guess they can go back to 6 preseason games and 14 regular season games if that makes some people feel better.
The league is trying to give fans the most advanced notice they can so that people can plan ahead and make a trip out of it.
We’ll, I’ve never made an Access Hollywood tape, I don’t have documents in my garage, I’m not sleeping with a Chinese spy, I’m not guilty of inside trading, I’ve never lied about my military service…..it appears I’m good!
Don’t want to get into a back and forth, but the Bills weren’t forced to travel to Arrowhead in the playoffs because we played them there in the regular season. We went there because we lost other games we shouldn’t have.
That’s a rotation too. And honestly, since the Bills have actually beaten the Chiefs there the last two regular seasons I’m not sure what everyone is whining about. That game has helped, not hurt, the Bills playoff seeding.
Go for it! You won’t regret it. I’d never gone either, but discovered that it’s way cheaper than you think. My recommendation is start with a week, go to London, and then take the bullet train over and back to Paris for a couple of days. You don’t need a car in either city as both have a wonderfully efficient subway system (the Tube and Metro).
You can do all of those things and still go to the game. We’ve been to all of them. All the sites you listed are within a few minutes of each other except for Windsor which is less than an hour by train.
I was there. Did a full on face plant! That game was full of them. Spiller fumbled going in for the winning touchdown and then the phantom pass interference call sealed the Jags victory. What a mess! But….we had an absolute blast in London.
Again, I’m not a big fan of a national sales tax but mostly because the advertised price of everything would be a downright confusing mess. Would it impact stock investment? I guess so, but that’s way down on my list of concerns.
I believe it’s an established formula. If you want be the Top Dog, you have to beat the Top Dog. I wouldn’t read much more than that into it. The NFL is all about television ratings and promoting the top teams, until they’re no longer the top teams. It’s actually a way, way more level league than most other professional sports.