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And you are correct! I checked my sources, and it is a different person. I will remove it. [Edit: once the TBD allows me to edit...as it considers an edit a new post, and two fast posts are not allowed.]

No problem! The encouragement helps a lot. 😆 Well, some people are not happy: While Albany Bills fans are angry for a different reason:

I agree. They would flex if they had a good alternative, the large Chicago market notwithstanding. The NFL gambled Chicago would be good this year. [They did get it right with Detroit though.]

Since there must be 12 days notice to flex out SNF for Weeks 5-13, Chicago at Los Angeles Chargers Week 8 will not be flexed.

[Note 1: Doubleheader this week is CBS.] [Note 2: There *is* a MNF ManningCast this week.] [Note 3: Remember: the TNF game is free and legal to all on Twitch--no Amazon Prime account needed.] [Note 4: Remember: all MNF games this season are also simlucasted on ABC unless there is a separate game on ESPN, as in Week 14.] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://506sports.com/nfl.php?yr=2023&wk=7 https://archive.506sports.com/wiki/2023_NFL_Season NFL Week 7, 2023 - October 22, 2023 NATIONAL BROADCASTS: TNF - Amazon Prime Video/Twitch Thursday, October 19 - 8:15 PM ET: Jacksonville at New Orleans Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung [simulcasts: Jacksonville - WFOX (FOX 30), New Orleans - WDSU (NBC 6)] SNF - NBC Sunday, October 22 - 8:20 PM ET: Miami at Philadelphia Mike Tirico, Chris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark MNF - ABC/ESPN/ESPN2 (ManningCast) Monday, October 23 - 8:15 PM ET: San Francisco at Minnesota Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Lisa Salters [ManningCast: Peyton Maning, Eli Manning] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CBS Early Sunday, October 22 - 1 PM ET: █ Red (including Alaska and Hawaii): Buffalo at New England (2) Ian Eagle, Charles Davis, Evan Washburn █ Blue: Washington at New York Giants (4) Andrew Catalon, Tiki Barber, Matt Ryan, AJ Ross █ Green: Cleveland at Indianapolis (5) Spero Dedes, Adam Archuleta, Amanda Renner ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CBS Late Sunday, October 22 - 4:25 PM ET: █ Red (including Alaska and Hawaii): Los Angeles Chargers at Kansas City (1) Jim Nantz, Tony Romo, Tracy Wolfson █ Blue: Green Bay at Denver (3) Kevin Harlan, Trent Green, Melanie Collins ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FOX Single October 22, 2023 - 1:00 PM and 4:05 PM ET: █ Red: Detroit at Baltimore (1) Kevin Burkhardt, Greg Olsen, Tom Rinaldi, Erin Andrews █ Green: Las Vegas at Chicago Kevin Kugler, Mark Sanchez, Laura Okmin █ Yellow (Yellow): Atlanta at Tampa Bay Chris Myers, Mark Schlereth, Kristina Pink █ Blue (including Hawaii): Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Rams (LATE) Adam Amin, Daryl Johnston, Pam Oliver [Amin replaces Joe Davis, who is doing MLB] █ Orange (including Alaska): Arizona at Seattle (LATE) Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma, Shannon Spake ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- UK: https://www.skysports.com/watch/nfl-on-sky https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/tv-listings/ TNF Friday, October 20 - 1:20 AM BST: Jacksonville at New Orleans Sky Sports NFL and Sky Sports Main Event Sunday Early Game Sunday, October 22 - 6 PM BST: Detroit at Baltimore Sky Sports NFL Sunday Late Game Sunday, October 22 - 9:25 PM BST: Los Angeles Chargers at Kansas City Sky Sports NFL; Sky Sports Main Event joined in progress at 10 PM SNF Monday, October 23 - 1:20 AM BST: Miami at Philadelphia Sky Sports NFL and Sky Sports Main Event MNF Tuesday, October 24 - 1:15 AM BST: San Francisco at Minnesota Sky Sports NFL, Sky Sports Main Event, and Channel 5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Australia and New Zealand: Australia: https://www.ussportsdownunder.com.au/blogs/tv-guides/australian-nfl-tv-guide TNF Friday, October 20 - 11:15 AM AEDT: Jacksonville at New Orleans ESPN Sunday Early Game Monday, October 23 - 4:00 AM AEDT: Buffalo at New England 7mate Detroit at Baltimore ESPN Washington at New York Giants ESPN2 Sunday Late Game Monday, October 23 - 7:25 AM AEDT: Green Bay at Denver 7mate Los Angeles Chargers at Kansas City ESPN SNF Monday, October 23 - 11:20 AM AEDT: Miami at Philadelphia ESPN MNF Tuesday, October 24 - 11:15 AM AEDT: San Francisco at Minnesota ESPN New Zealand: TNF Friday, October 20 - 1:15 PM NZDT: Jacksonville at New Orleans ESPN Sunday Early Game Monday, October 23 - 6:00 AM NZDT: Buffalo at New England Free stream on NZTV+ Atlanta at Tampa Bay Free stream on NZTV+ Detroit at Baltimore ESPN Washington at New York Giants ESPN2 Sunday Late Game Monday, October 23 - 9:25 AM NZDT: Green Bay at Denver Free stream on NZTV+ Los Angeles Chargers at Kansas City ESPN SNF Monday, October 23 - 1:20 PM NZDT: Miami at Philadelphia ESPN MNF Tuesday, October 24 - 1:15 PM NZDT: San Francisco at Minnesota ESPN ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Byes: Carolina, Cincinnati, Dallas, Houston, New York Jets, Tennessee ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

https://foxsportsradio.iheart.com/content/2023-10-16-colin-cowherd-says-josh-allen-could-quickly-deteriorate-like-cam-newton/ Colin Cowherd: “There’s a little ‘Jim Kelly’ with Josh Allen. Jim Kelly spent 11 years in Buffalo. Big, strong-armed, six division titles, dominated his division, four Super Bowls, zero trophies. Buffalo could never get the brilliance of Montana and Walsh in San Francisco, the dynamic Troy Aikman and Jimmy Johnson, or the toughness of Parcells and the New York Giants. No trophies with Jim Kelly in 11 years and I feel like I’m seeing the same thing [with Josh Allen]. Great quarterback, really good roster, and I feel like they’re wasting his prime. How many years are we going to give Sean McDermott to figure out the offensive line? It’s been like six years now and it’s still inconsistent. How about the run-game? Middle of the pack in the NFL. It disappears some Sundays. They developed one weapon, Stefon Diggs, and they had to go trade for him. I feel like I’m seeing Jim Kelly again. This transcendent, all-time talent-- big, getting hit, pounded away... Never forget how quickly Big Ben and Cam aged in this league, and how gracefully Tom Brady did. Cam didn’t get hit. Cam, Big Ben, Josh Allen; reminds of the same player. Run over linebackers, leap over safeties; those windows are very short. Josh Allen’s prime is much shorter than a quarterback who’s more pocket-driven. These windows for these big guys who run around... The first 7 or 8 years you’re like ‘IT’S GOING TO LAST FOREVER!’... Cam and Big Ben, they aged FAST, and it’s coming for Josh Allen. They have got to give him a better and consistent run-game. They’ve got to get him more than one-great wide receiving weapon. Bengals have three receivers that always get open. The Rams found another one outside of Cooper Kupp in the fourth or fifth round this year. Either they can’t find them in the draft of they can’t develop them. They’re as good as Josh Allen is. Brady has won Super Bowls and he wasn’t slinging it all over the field. Allen is all-time stuff. In terms of Mahomes, he’s bigger stronger, and faster. Mel Kiper had him as the tenth-best quarterback prospect in the history of the league, they didn’t have Mahomes there. He is unbelievable. No quarterback is great 17 weeks, but I feel like this with USC and Caleb Williams, and Buffalo and Josh Allen... You can have a great quarterback but you can’t be reliant on him to be Superman.”

NFL Capsules Week 7: https://nflcommunications.com/Documents/2023 Football Information/Capsules/Week 7 Capsules.pdf [scroll about 1/3 page down] [Sorry, once again I set the table for 10 rows, but only 9 appeared, so I just added a new table at the end, rather than start over.] Position No. Name Exp. 2022 Crew College Occupation R 34 Clete Blakeman 16 n/a Nebraska Attorney U 127 Scott Campbell Rookie n/a UC-Davis Firefighter DJ 8 Dana McKenzie 16 same Toleda Claims Adjuster LJ 10 Julian Mapp 15 same Grambling State Software Quality Assurance Tester FJ 43 Terry Brown 18 same Tennessee Court Director SJ 99 Lo van Pham 2 same Colorado Engineer/Project Manager BJ 120 Jonah Monroe* 9 Boger Arkansas Engineer RA n/a Chad Adams 6 same Tennessee Operations RO n/a Ken Hall 3 same Lehigh, Golden Gate Operating Partner, CEO, CFO, & Board Member *Position Change: Monroe was a Side Judge last season; now he is a Back Judge. Clete Blakeman has at times made bad calls against the Patriots, but other times helped them: https://www.boston.com/sports/new-england-patriots/2019/01/15/patriots-chiefs-referee-clete-blakeman-deflategate/ "Sunday’s Patriots-Chiefs referee had hand in Deflategate" [excerpt:] "Blakeman, hopefully, has learned that lesson as well. He was one of the two officials who measured the PSI in the footballs at Gillette Stadium during halftime of the 2014-15 AFC Championship game between the Patriots and Colts, his determinations ultimately costing Tom Brady four games to start the 2016 season and the Patriots two draft picks, including a first-rounder. Blakeman’s name was thus all over the Wells Report castigating the Patriots, the Wells Report in Context exonerating them, and any number of pieces in circulation livid that the Patriots — who’ll likely be underdogs for the first time in a game started by Brady since September 2015 — will have something else to overcome on Sunday. What’s getting less mention is that fact about this being Blakeman’s second-straight AFC Championship game. As in he was the referee for last season’s Patriots comeback victory over Jacksonville, a game in which six of the seven accepted penalties went against the Jaguars. Those six included a pair of defensive pass interference calls, a penalty called against Jacksonville just five other times all year. “The stats speak for themselves,” Jacksonville defensive tackle Malik Jackson told ESPN. “You all see it,” said cornerback A.J. Bouye, who felt the Patriots had multiple infractions that weren’t called. “I got players hitting me up in the NFL saying the same thing.” And that was just the start of the gripes from the vanquished. Last year’s AFC Championship game was Blakeman’s third Patriots game since Deflategate. According to Pro Football Reference data, he also refereed a 2015 blowout of Dallas at Gillette and the Jets’ Week 16 upset (in which they were called for six of the seven accepted penalties) that helped cost New England the No. 1 seed that year. He was also the referee for this season’s Week 3 debacle in Detroit, a lopsided loss with no real notable referee involvement. Blakeman does hold one other dubious spot in Patriots history: It was his crew that officiated the 2013 Monday Night game in Carolina that the Patriots lost 24-20 when Rob Gronkowski, manhandled in the end zone, didn’t get a pass interference call he appeared to deserve." "Mistakes made by NFL "official" Clete Blakeman": Attorney bio: https://www.carlsonblakeman.com/attorneys/clete-w-blakeman/ "In 2018, Clete was recognized as one of the ten best attorneys in Nebraska based upon exceptional and outstanding client service by the American Institute of Personal Injury Attorneys. Clete is a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates—an honor recognizing his commitment to professionalism and ethics in legal representation. He is also a standing member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum® in honor of his major individual results, including verdicts, settlements, and awards totaling over one million dollars on behalf of his clients."

The FOX announcers for this Sunday (Week 7) have been announced. The OP has been updated

Good to learn that! [BTW, all Amazon games are free and legal streams on Twitch, which is owned by Amazon.]

I had to look this up.

Everyone happy now?

People...get a grip. It's just 6-0. The Bills came out slow because of jet lag. We'll be fine in the second half.

He won't be fired in the middle of the season.

The Bills chose not to get the bye after London.

In fact, 3 of the 5 CBS games this week would have been FOX before (CAR-MIA, SF-CLE, and WAS-ATL).

It's too early to say that. This won't be final until Friday. A lot can change by then. Also, the Bills get CBS's B-team, whereas NYG-WAS gets the D-team, so our game is going to be more distributed likely. This bodes well for Albany.

I think a few games are somewhat good: SEA-CIN, AZ-LAR, IND-JAX ,and DET-TB, but I hear you.

More updates: CBS Single: Salt Lake City UT: SEA-CIN to NE-LV (Fri) Yuma AZ: NE-LV to SEA-CIN (Fri) Map has been changed.

UPDATE: FOX Late: Tulsa OK: PHI-NYJ to DET-TB (Fri) Map has been changed. So, Tulsa switches because of Baker Mayfield, who went to OU, but Oklahoma City sticks with Jalen Hurts (also an OU alum) by showing PHI-NYJ.

Some guy who is a Bills fan posted this a few days ago. This better not be true this year.

Yes, in fact, FOX Sports makes public each week which games have what percent of the too 58 markets (regionalizations): https://mcusercontent.com/4ef9e48118d62394ba5b65ae9/files/3b7e90f8-e0c8-c240-5249-2f6dc3c6372a/Week_6_NFL_Regionalization.pdf

Let's hope Miami loses the next week against Philly.

Miami, Carolina, Indy, and Jacksonville are all small markets, and CBS wants to have as many eye as possible on the Seeattle-Cincy game, due to ratings purposes. Plus, Cincinnati is still one of our main rivals in the conference.