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2 hours ago, Warcodered said:

Goodell's goal has nothing to do with being liked, it's the bottom line for the NFL and nothing else, he's much easier to understand from that lense.

Some things are more important than just money, but I guess that’s life. Screwing retired players w/ CTE and mangled joints over who built the game to what it is now is disgusting to me and nothing will change my mind. 

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1 hour ago, maddenboy said:

i think more than 90% of south america is East of buffalo.

 

It just seems like they are right under us.   nope.

That's fair but the time difference is still much better than the U.K. and Europe if there's anywhere they could expand it'd be there.

 

I mean seriously you know what the time difference is between San Francisco and a city on the far east of South America? It's 4 hours, yeah that's fine.

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I stated when they started the 17 game schedule I believe the final goal is every team has one neutral site game a year, so 16 total games away from true NFL stadiums. I think 4 in England, 6 throughout the rest of Europe, and 3 in Asia and 3 in other portions of Americas.

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5 hours ago, Warcodered said:

NFL has to wish there was more stability in South America, that'd be an ideal place to be able to expand the league, not needing worry about time zones.

 

Plenty enough stability in Brazil or Argentina, and a host of other South American countries.

Just not enough interest.

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10 minutes ago, sherpa said:

 

Plenty enough stability in Brazil or Argentina, and a host of other South American countries.

Just not enough interest.

 

Not only does the interest have to be there but the economics have to be strong as well. The Phillippines has a very strong interest in NBA basketball but the NBA doesn't have many events there due to lack of money in the market. 

 

The economy at large does not have as much entertainment disposable income as the US, Canada, and Europe and in South America soccer soaks up a lot of the sports attention and money. 

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I blame all this on the Bills Toronto series lol.  I get what the NFL is trying to do but honestly I hate this entire London thing already. This is too much for players to travel like that.  Couple that with Thursday games and Monday games.  It's just not fair when other competitors don't have to deal with it too.

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1 hour ago, sherpa said:

 

Plenty enough stability in Brazil or Argentina, and a host of other South American countries.

Just not enough interest.

Define stability in any of those places... you couldn't pay me to travel there. Have you read the news?

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So as it stands, they have what? England, Germany and Mexico?

 

London, Munich/Frankfurt and Mexico City…?

 

Got to believe the next option would be possibly another European host. Maybe Italy/Rome, Ireland and France/Paris? Could even go to South America; Brazil, as there is a huge following there. 


Only reason I see another European market is for that reason, it’s the whole of Europe as a market. 
 

They could go China but is that on the basis of hoping to expand publicity and interest there? I have never really heard of NFL having a large following there…

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I am guessing its going to be Germany or Mexico. The Toronto thing was a disaster and the CFL doesn't want the NFL there. When they had the European League the German Teams always had some of the highest attendance. A lot of the military stationed there went to the games (like me).

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7 hours ago, Scott7975 said:

I blame all this on the Bills Toronto series lol.  I get what the NFL is trying to do but honestly I hate this entire London thing already. This is too much for players to travel like that.  Couple that with Thursday games and Monday games.  It's just not fair when other competitors don't have to deal with it too.

I'd GLADLY give up Thursday night games for Sunday mornings. 😁

 

I REALLY do not like Thursday night games! 

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11 hours ago, JGMcD2 said:

Really cool concept, I think that would be pretty cool and equitable for teams.

 

I guess my question is what 15 places would you go that you don't already play?

 

Then when you do, how would you know people actually show up?


Cities without NFL teams: Birmingham, Ala, Biloxi, Miss, San Antonio, Oakland, Portland, Ore, Salt Lake City, Boise, etc

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5 hours ago, BBFL said:

So as it stands, they have what? England, Germany and Mexico?

 

London, Munich/Frankfurt and Mexico City…?

 

Got to believe the next option would be possibly another European host. Maybe Italy/Rome, Ireland and France/Paris? Could even go to South America; Brazil, as there is a huge following there. 


Only reason I see another European market is for that reason, it’s the whole of Europe as a market. 
 

They could go China but is that on the basis of hoping to expand publicity and interest there? I have never really heard of NFL having a large following there…

If they can do Mexico City, they can probably do Rio de Jinero and be safe. That would be a good spot or maybe Dublin. 

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2 hours ago, LyndonvilleBill said:

I'd GLADLY give up Thursday night games for Sunday mornings. 😁

 

I REALLY do not like Thursday night games! 

I like watching other crap teams play Thursday night,  mostly in the background. 

 

I hate it when the Bills are on Thursday, even Thanksgiving.

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13 hours ago, T&C said:

I agree, Spain would be next imo... Brazil is just a bit unstable for me to see a game there. Mexico is a push too...


Yep.  The crime rate in Brazil is substantial as is Mexico.  Besides, if we’re being honest, this is about $ and extending the brand.  The SES and crime rates are much more stable in Spain, Germany, and England.

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7 minutes ago, Robert Paulson said:

I like watching other crap tea.s play Thursday night,  mostly in the background. 

 

I hate it when the Bills are on Thursday, even Thanksgiving.

I used to like the Thanksgiving day game, but the last couple of years have been a jinx. A few years without would be fine with me as well.😉

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5 hours ago, LyndonvilleBill said:

I'd GLADLY give up Thursday night games for Sunday mornings. 😁

 

I REALLY do not like Thursday night games! 

The Players Association has to draw a line in the sand. The Thursday games are so hard on the players. The greed of the NFL is just jaw dropping.

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