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12 minutes ago, Virgil said:

Looks like I can’t plan out of town games in those weeks.  They realize that some people fly or need hotel rooms, right?

 

Realize?  Yes.  Give a sh!t?  Nah.

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34 minutes ago, PromoTheRobot said:

 

Is the goal to eventually have every game on national TV?


As this will be the most profitable outcome … probably…

 

11 minutes ago, Virgil said:

Looks like I can’t plan out of town games in those weeks.  They realize that some people fly or need hotel rooms, right?

 

Ditto for me…hope it stays just with those December games as I don’t travel that late in the season anyway…but this is going to be a pain in the backside to people …

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28 minutes ago, Greg S said:

That will be a hassle for fans who work and/or go to school. You think you have a Sunday game and then all of sudden its switched. Now the work/school thing plays a factor on a Monday. 

 

It has been a hassle for a long time.  I know people who scheduled flights for family and game was moved meaning they needed to either pay for changes on all tickets or miss game.   Game tickets should be a contract IMO and it is shame that there are fans who say this is fine but complain when players are cut from contracts where they received initial signing bonuses accounting for this to happen.

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4 minutes ago, Aussie Joe said:


As this will be the most profitable outcome … probably…

 

 

Ditto for me…hope it stays just with those December games as I don’t travel that late in the season anyway…but this is going to be a pain in the backside to people …

 

The targeted demographic will have a) plenty of money and b) plenty of flexibility to adjust to late schedule changes.

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26 minutes ago, Virgil said:

Looks like I can’t plan out of town games in those weeks.  They realize that some people fly or need hotel rooms, right?

So they do this weeks 14-18? We have a hard enough time selling out December games, this isn't gunna help! Shoulda built a Dome

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35 minutes ago, Virgil said:

Looks like I can’t plan out of town games in those weeks.  They realize that some people fly or need hotel rooms, right?

I have found that I can work remote when I need now due to pandemic changing things. But that helps me work remote while in WNY for these prime time games.

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3 hours ago, H2o said:

Double headers are a bit much on a Monday. I would expect the later games to have a much lower viewership across the east coast. 


not if they do it like week 2 for this year with games split between abc and espn.

 

this year it’s 7 espn, 830 abc but they could do 8 abc, 930 pm  espn west game

 

dont forget in 23 Christmas and new years are on Monday.  

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1 hour ago, Chandler#81 said:

I believe they’d have an audience. I’m going through withdrawals now! I’d watch Jets and Jags right now if it were on.

 

I guess the question becomes is there more money in a Sunday Ticket-like package, or just having every game on some network somewhere, even if those games compete?

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5 hours ago, Virgil said:

Looks like I can’t plan out of town games in those weeks.  They realize that some people fly or need hotel rooms, right?

Further proof that the fans watching on television are more important to the NFL than the fans in the stands.

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6 hours ago, H2o said:

Double headers are a bit much on a Monday. I would expect the later games to have a much lower viewership across the east coast. 

 

Is it any different or worse than west coast viewership when the games start at 8:20 eastern time.  People in LA are just getting out of work.  Even now if working the next day I (and many others) may turn off the TV by 10:30 unless it's a game/team I really want to see

 

I'm guessing they will try to have west coast teams in the late game and east coast teams the early game

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On 5/17/2022 at 10:50 AM, BillsShredder83 said:

So they do this weeks 14-18? We have a hard enough time selling out December games, this isn't gunna help! Shoulda built a Dome

 

Haven't you heard?  According to Patriots fans, we couldn't even sell out our first home playoff game in decades in 2020!  Barely 6000 fans showed up!

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7 hours ago, 1ManRaid said:

 

Haven't you heard?  According to Patriots fans, we couldn't even sell out our first home playoff game in decades in 2020!  Barely 6000 fans showed up!

LOL i really dont blame anyone who chose to pass on that game, but i wouldve been there. What was it like -15? But it is true theres always cheap tickets avail close to the game in December. Having it be a cold weather already sucks, and then not many fans have the luxury of not working or leaving early on a Monday, to then be dog tired Tuesday

5 hours ago, PromoTheRobot said:

 

Bummer. I prefer CBS to Fox, but I might just be biased from watching more CBS too

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8 hours ago, BillsShredder83 said:

LOL i really dont blame anyone who chose to pass on that game, but i wouldve been there. What was it like -15? But it is true theres always cheap tickets avail close to the game in December.

Pretty sure they were referring to the Baltimore home game where the state/county limited attendance to 6k.

 

Other thoughts:

The home viewing schedule is disrupted by this move. More so are the fans who attend and may have to make travel arrangements for Monday night, late Sunday night games. A 1 pm game that ends @4:00 pm has much different travel requirements than a game ending @11:00 pm or later for people coming in from Ontario or areas east of Rochester. Even folks in Rochester don't get home until around 1:00 am. This has been covered in the thread above, since we think of games as participants.

 

How does this effect other elements needed for a game? Potential stadium conflicts? Team staff and security schedules. Even more importantly what about local police (City/ Town or County) schedules etc. Not only are the fans attending the game affected, but so are the hundreds of people who are working the games in any capacity. This does not seem well thought out.

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On 5/18/2022 at 5:59 PM, 1ManRaid said:

 

Haven't you heard?  According to Patriots fans, we couldn't even sell out our first home playoff game in decades in 2020!  Barely 6000 fans showed up!

 

They have nothing to boast about. Here's a picture of the first game after TB went to Tampa. 

 

 

no pats fans.jpg

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