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Also on KNBC (NBC/4) Los Angeles.

No one knows at present. The likely word is no, since the NFL wants to incentivize Peacock subscriptions. We'll know more Wednesday. See my updated answer below.

They were good enough for Bills players and staff in the 80's! 😅

Bars pretty much have to have Peacock. One of the wild card games will be exclusively on Peacock. Patrons will complain en masse if that isn't shown. It's also free if you have Xfinity or Spectrum.

Brazilian analysts all predict Buffalo over Dallas:

I can take that. In your scenario, there would be two WC rematches: Broncos at Bills and Bengals at Jaguars.

Had to go back and look. Tons of roster turnover. Allen and Dawkins are the only offensive ones, but for the rest: Tre'Davious White Reid Ferguson Jordan Poyer Micah Hyde Taron Johnson Matt Milano Jordan Phillips Shaq Lawson Siran Neal Dean Marlowe

Well, there was this too ☹️ :

Based on this chart, the following teams 12 have never surrendered a home game to play in the International Series: AFC: Baltimore Pittsburgh Houston Indianapolis Denver NFC: New York Giants (actually "visitors" in 2007 despite what the chart said) Philadelphia Washinton Chicago Detroit Carolina Seattle

Jerry Jones said on Wednesday that he does not want to give up a home game for Brazil, as he prefers to instead wait until 2025 to play in Mexico despite only having eight home games in 2025. But he is willing to play an away game internationally in 2024. He reiterated that he does not want to give up any home games at all if he had his way since the Cowboys have the highest home attendance in the NFL. https://www.dallascowboys.com/news/jerry-jones-has-preferred-int-l-destination-for-cowboys "However, one location that does drive interest within Jones is Mexico where the Cowboys' organization has a large amount of fans that drive revenue both abroad and back in Texas. "When we aren't playing here, I want to be in Mexico City," he said. "Period. Mexico City is good and close. If I'm going international, I want to play in Mexico City. Mainly because of our fans and our following and the affinity that we get here back home in the United States." "When we go there on any basis, we increase the affinity for the Cowboys with our hispanic fan base in the United States. That's where we want to be." Jones also left the door open to being a visiting team for an international game, but the league has not scheduled the Cowboys abroad since their lone game overseas in London back in November 2014 when Jacksonville was the home team."

Just the basic tier, which is, ironically, called "Peacock Premium". The "Premium Plus" is the higher tier which is ad free and allows you to get your local NBC channel. https://www.peacocktv.com/#ib-section-section-13

Nice! [But you missed the Black Friday sale for $19.99 annually!!!!!]

And the other obvious reason is it's Denver. Do you trust them more than Buffalo?? No one does.

The Bills this week (Week 16) are on Peacock TV Saturday, December 24. For more info on subscribing or alternatives to watch, see the OP in this thread: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Note 1: Doubleheader this week is FOX.] [Note 2: There is *no* more ManningCast until Super Wild Card Weekend.] [Note 3: Remember: the TNF game is free and legal to all on Twitch--no Amazon Prime account needed.] [Note 4: The Christmas Day game on MNF is on ABC only as ESPN is airing the NBA the entire day.] [Note 5: There are no regular season more byes left this year.] [Note 6: There are two Saturday, one Christmas eve, and two Christmas day broadcasts as well this week.] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NFL Week 16, 2023 - December 24, 2023 NATIONAL BROADCASTS: TNF - Amazon Prime Video/Twitch (free) Thursday, December 21 - 8:15 PM ET: New Orleans at Los Angeles Rams Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung [simulcasts: WDSU (NBC/6) New Orleans and KTTV (FOX/11) Los Angeles] [both simulcasts per zap2it] SNF (Saturday Late) - NBC Saturday, December 23 - 4:30 PM ET: Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Noah Eagle, Todd Blackledge, Kathryn Tappen [confirmed in Andrew Marchand article in NY Post on 12/12 and NBC press release] SNF (Saturday Primetime) - Peacock Exclusive Saturday, December 16 - 8:00 PM ET: Buffalo at Los Angeles Chargers Mike Tirico, Chris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark [simulcasts: WGRZ (NBC/2) Buffalo and KNBC (NBC/4) Los Angeles] [both simulcasts per zap2it; Buffalo also per WGRZ] [confirmed in NBC press release] Christmas Eve Primetime - NFL Network Sunday, December 24 - 8:00 PM ET: New England at Denver Rich Eisen, Kurt Warner, Sherree Burress, James Palmer [simulcasts: WCVB (ABC/5) Boston and KMGH (ABC/7) Denver] [Boston simulcast per TV Passport and Denver per zap2it] [Eisen confirmed his status during the PIT-IND game 12/16] [Eisen confirmed Kurt Warner during Game Day View 12/17] [Burress and Palmer confirmed on GMF and The Insiders 12/18] Christmas Day Early - CBS/Nickelodeon Monday, December 25 - 1:00 PM ET: Las Vegas at Kansas City (A) Jim Nantz, Tony Romo, Tracy Wolfson [Nickelodeon will air a family simulcast entitled "NFL Nickmas Game" with Noah Eagle, Nate Burleson, Dylan Schefter, Rafael, and Donatello for the third straight year. This simulcast will feature plenty of slime] [Nantz's team confirmed by Jim Nantz during BUF-KC game 12/10 and see tweet at end of CBS sunday schedule below] Christmas Day Late - FOX Monday, December 25 - 4:30 PM ET: New York Giants at Philadelphia (B) Joe Davis, Darly Johnston, Pam Oliver [confirmed by Davis during game KC-NE 12/17] MNF - ABC only Monday, December 25 - 8:15 PM ET: Baltimore at San Francisco Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Lisa Salters ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CBS Single Sunday, December 24 - 1 PM and 4:05 PM ET: Cleveland at Houston (B) Ian Eagle, Charles Davis, Evan Washburn Seattle at Tennessee (D) Andrew Catalon, Tiki Barber, Matt Ryan, AJ Ross Washington at New York Jets (E) Spero Dedes, Adam Archuleta, Aditi Kinkhabwala Jacksonville at Tampa Bay (LATE) (C) Kevin Harlan, Trent Green, Melanie Collins ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FOX Early Sunday, December 24 - 1 PM ET: Detroit at Minnesota Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma, Shannon Spake [confirmed by Albert during NYG-NO game 12/17] Green Bay at Carolina (F) Chris Myers, Robert Smith, Jen Hale [Chris Myers twitter post] Indianapolis at Atlanta (C) Adam Amin, Mark Schlereth, Kristina Pink [per Adam Amin's Instagram story 12/1:] Blackout Notice: Houston is exercising its right to enforce a blackout in its DMA on KRIV (FOX/26) Houston in the early Sunday timeslot. [Home teams have to allow the other network to air a competing game in the same time slot four times a year but can enforce a blackout if that number has been or will be exceeded that season. This will be the fifth time this year in Houston.] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FOX Late Sunday, December 24 - 4:25 PM ET: Dallas at Miami (A) Kevin Burkhardt, Greg Olsen, Erin Andrews, Tom Rinaldi [Greg Olsen confirmed on Chris Russo's Mad Dog Sports Radio 12/4] Arizona at Chicago Kevin Kugler, Mark Sanchez, Laura Okmin [by process of elimination] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Byes: None ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

As a quick aside, people in the UK can win an X-Box, Samsung TV, DAZN subscription, and Madden NFL 24 by sharing and liking the NFL UK's twitter post and following them by December 26:

interesting idea on Austin Jenkins, but he is not really at the level of a star a DMA would cowtown too, like a Bijan Robenson or a Josh Allen. Areas do cowtown for high school stars, but they have to be big, like Tua, who went to high school in Ewa Beach, Hawaii. That DMA shows Miami whenever they have the chance. It probably has more to do with Chicago snowbirds being in that area. EDIT: Last week, Fort Myers got DET-CHI, so it does seem like they have a Chicago thing, catering to the snowbirds.

BTW, speaking of Brazil and Mexico, as a quick aside and not that they mean anything, but Buffalo moves up five spots from 10 to 5 in the Week 15 Brazil power rankings: And nine spots from 15 to 6 in the Week 15 Latinx power rankings:

NFL Germany: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NFL Mexico: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NFL Brazil:

Nueve is free in Mexico, but you do need an afizzionados subscription. It televises a game a week in Mexico. This week they are showing Tampa Bay at Green Bay. It' now only $2.45 USD a month (regularly $6.95 USD a month). https://www.izzi.mx/afizzionados Oh, and in case anyone is interested, here is the NFL Brazil broadcasts this week:

Was that rule in effect when Minneapolis held SB XXVI in 1992? Or when Detroit had it?

UPDATE: [sorry Rochester] FOX Early: Rochester NY: KC-NE to NYG-NO (Wed) Map has been changed.

It has never been held on a Valentine's Day before. It was held on February 13 in 2022, a day before Valentine's Day. Women complained a lot on Tik Tok, apparently: https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/super-bowl-2022-valentines-day-weekend-b2012012.html People are not happy after learning the 2022 Super Bowl will take place Valentine’s Day weekend “I wanna talk to whoever decided that Super Bowl Sunday was on Valentine’s Day weekend because they are def single,” one woman named Elena, who goes by the username @elenaa_l10, wrote on TikTok, as she mouthed: “What’s going on?”: In another video from a woman named Ava, who goes by the username @definetlynotava8, she wrote: “To the person that moved the Super Bowl to Valentine’s Day weekend… I don’t think you understand how much you ruined.” There are lots more in the link above. I never understood why this day was such a big deal.

Good read. I hadn't known about why the NFL wasn't going to Mexico City. For those who didn't click: "NFL explains 2024 game absence in Mexico City and announces new host countries" "Mexico, especially Mexico City's iconic Estadio Azteca, holds a special place in the NFL's international circuit. This legendary stadium has witnessed NFL regular-season games in 2005, 2016, 2017, 2019, and most recently in 2022. However, fans looking forward to experiencing the thrilling spectacle of American football in Mexico will have to have a bit more patience. The hiatus is due to the ongoing renovations at Estadio Azteca, which won't be completed in time for the 2024 season. However, it's not a final goodbye. With renovations expected to wrap up by the following year, the NFL has indicated the potential return of the sport to Mexico City in 2025." And some tweets from that article: From this past summer: From September: [But there's only going to be one regular season game in Germany next year. Maybe pre-season too? Or the article is wrong.] Good analogy. Or, another way to put it: "penny-wise but pound foolish".