So I thought 'London Game' was a reference to it being ass-early in the morning for a game, hence a joke that it's only fit for people across the pond to watch what with time zones and all.
I didn't realize they actually *played* it in London. What's the appeal to British? Between Cricket and real Football, I guess I'm surprised that they can fill a stadium to make it worth flying two NFL teams out there, painting lines, putting up posts, all that shit. Game Tickets must be dirt cheap or something?
If some punishment is levied for this, in my opinion, stupid malinflated footballs thing, then I will be really upset we won't get a George Brett pine tar style reaction.
So I thought 'London Game' was a reference to it being ass-early in the morning for a game, hence a joke that it's only fit for people across the pond to watch what with time zones and all.
I didn't realize they actually *played* it in London. What's the appeal to British? Between Cricket and real Football, I guess I'm surprised that they can fill a stadium to make it worth flying two NFL teams out there, painting lines, putting up posts, all that shit. Game Tickets must be dirt cheap or something?
Attempting to spread the brand, in much the same way NBC keeps trying to show us soccer in the premier league.
I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
NFL fining Lynch more. 20k for "moving his cup" and 50k+ for "I'm thankful".
Didn't he get fined for his cleats as well?
I think they threatened him with a fine and not being allowed on the field until he took them off so he didn't wear them.
So stupid.
I would love it if the entire Seahawks team just came out onto the field with those cleats on at the Super Bowl.
Ten times as much if the league suspended them all and the Pats won by forfeit. The controversy and public tarring and feathering of Goodell would be worth not having that game (as a neutral fan).
So I thought 'London Game' was a reference to it being ass-early in the morning for a game, hence a joke that it's only fit for people across the pond to watch what with time zones and all.
I didn't realize they actually *played* it in London. What's the appeal to British? Between Cricket and real Football, I guess I'm surprised that they can fill a stadium to make it worth flying two NFL teams out there, painting lines, putting up posts, all that shit. Game Tickets must be dirt cheap or something?
Nah, tickets are more expensive than a home game in Jacksonville, and they're to sellout crowds.
The average Cowboys home game at AT&T Stadium has drawn an average of 89,536 fans this season. However, the Jaguars played in front of a Wembley Stadium crowd in London that was far bigger than the average crowd at EverBank Field. Jacksonville currently ranks 21st in the league in attendance, with an average of 63,443 fans at its first four home games this season, a figure that amounts to 94 percent of EverBank Field’s 67,297 capacity.
Moreover, the Jaguars’ ticket revenue from the London “home game” would have more than doubled its revenue in Jacksonville. The average ticket to Sunday’s game cost 80 pounds, or $127, while the average ticket to a home game in Jacksonville costs about $58. Thus, a sellout at Wembley Stadium could produce revenue of about $6.7 million more than a sellout at EverBank.
Looks like you can still get tickets to two of the games next year, the Jets/Dolphins games is sold out. http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/nfl
So I thought 'London Game' was a reference to it being ass-early in the morning for a game, hence a joke that it's only fit for people across the pond to watch what with time zones and all.
I didn't realize they actually *played* it in London. What's the appeal to British? Between Cricket and real Football, I guess I'm surprised that they can fill a stadium to make it worth flying two NFL teams out there, painting lines, putting up posts, all that shit. Game Tickets must be dirt cheap or something?
So I thought 'London Game' was a reference to it being ass-early in the morning for a game, hence a joke that it's only fit for people across the pond to watch what with time zones and all.
I didn't realize they actually *played* it in London. What's the appeal to British? Between Cricket and real Football, I guess I'm surprised that they can fill a stadium to make it worth flying two NFL teams out there, painting lines, putting up posts, all that shit. Game Tickets must be dirt cheap or something?
When I was a kid (in the 90's) there was an NFL Europe development league. It did decent for a few years before the NFL pulled the plug with it being too expensive. Goodell sees Europe as the next big development for the NFL and how to grow the league revenue. You have to give them a reason to care about the games, though, and that means putting a real NFL team out there.
Almost everyone outside of NFL Headquarters hates it, though.
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Well both Brady and belichick deny doing anything to the balls. I guess that settles THAT whole thing. We can all start moving on
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IMO, 17 game schedule, and the 17th game is in London. Match up the previous years number one seeds, number two seeds, number X seeds, etc. That gives London 16 games. Or, do 8 in London, 2 in Toronto, 2 in Mexico City, and two anywhere but LA.
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So I thought 'London Game' was a reference to it being ass-early in the morning for a game, hence a joke that it's only fit for people across the pond to watch what with time zones and all.
I didn't realize they actually *played* it in London. What's the appeal to British? Between Cricket and real Football, I guess I'm surprised that they can fill a stadium to make it worth flying two NFL teams out there, painting lines, putting up posts, all that shit. Game Tickets must be dirt cheap or something?
When I was a kid (in the 90's) there was an NFL Europe development league. It did decent for a few years before the NFL pulled the plug with it being too expensive. Goodell sees Europe as the next big development for the NFL and how to grow the league revenue. You have to give them a reason to care about the games, though, and that means putting a real NFL team out there.
Almost everyone outside of NFL Headquarters hates it, though.
I used to love NFL Europe. Rohan Davey, JT O'Sullivan, who could forget these World Bowl Champion QBs
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Even failed Heisman winner eric crouch got to live his dream in NFL Europe
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Can you imagine how shit it would be for there to be a London based team? The travel problems if say, the Seahawks, had to fly out there.
Blech.
The other teams in their division would be pissed
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So the owner of the Saints has revised his will and the team is now going to his new wife rather then his daughter and grandkids. The daughter and grandkids are planning to sue.
So the owner of the Saints has revised his will and the team is now going to his new wife rather then his daughter and grandkids. The daughter and grandkids are planning to sue.
Hahaha.
I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
Anecdotally, the NFL has been getting more popular over here in the last few years though. Hell, the wembley games outsold a few of the England football team's home games.
And while you guys are sweating out the off season, we have Rugby.
Eh its still giving up one true home game and way way out of the way for a team.
Also I can't recall if convicted felons can travel abroad to work like that as I know employees in the WWE can't, so some teams might be without players like the Jets would be without Vick.
I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
Also I can't recall if convicted felons can travel abroad to work like that as I know employees in the WWE can't, so some teams might be without players like the Jets would be without Vick.
Man the letter Benson sent to his family is full of ice cold hate.
Regardless of whether it's right or wrong, or if there was actual malfeasance, it always warms my heart to see descendants of rich people kicked to the bricks and told to make it on their own merits from now on.
Seriously, the only thing I've ever inherited was debt.
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3 Quadruple headers next year.
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20,050
whats up with the extra $50
Arch,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_goGR39m2k
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You want to make me care about London, NFL, play a good game there for once. Steelers/Ravens, or Cowboys/Packers, Seahawks/49ers.
Standard amounts that increase by a set % every year (pegged to inflation? cap increase? not sure)
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I didn't realize they actually *played* it in London. What's the appeal to British? Between Cricket and real Football, I guess I'm surprised that they can fill a stadium to make it worth flying two NFL teams out there, painting lines, putting up posts, all that shit. Game Tickets must be dirt cheap or something?
I'm a little surprised it's that much. I figured it would be in the 12k range. Does he have multiple player safety fines?
Attempting to spread the brand, in much the same way NBC keeps trying to show us soccer in the premier league.
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I would love it if the entire Seahawks team just came out onto the field with those cleats on at the Super Bowl.
Ten times as much if the league suspended them all and the Pats won by forfeit. The controversy and public tarring and feathering of Goodell would be worth not having that game (as a neutral fan).
Nah, tickets are more expensive than a home game in Jacksonville, and they're to sellout crowds.
http://www.ibtimes.com/nfl-london-ticket-sales-32m-revenue-wembley-stadium-sellout-crowds-report-says-1721419
Looks like you can still get tickets to two of the games next year, the Jets/Dolphins games is sold out. http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/nfl
They can keep 2001
Not really.
He got his first one for the late hit on Kaepernick, um, last season I think? So this is probably the standard second offense amount.
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When I was a kid (in the 90's) there was an NFL Europe development league. It did decent for a few years before the NFL pulled the plug with it being too expensive. Goodell sees Europe as the next big development for the NFL and how to grow the league revenue. You have to give them a reason to care about the games, though, and that means putting a real NFL team out there.
Almost everyone outside of NFL Headquarters hates it, though.
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I used to love NFL Europe. Rohan Davey, JT O'Sullivan, who could forget these World Bowl Champion QBs
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"Your face is a travel hardship!" - NFL
Blech.
problem solved
The other teams in their division would be pissed
Hahaha.
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And while you guys are sweating out the off season, we have Rugby.
Damnit, NFL, if I wanted to get up at 6am on a Sunday morning I'd have kids.
Also I can't recall if convicted felons can travel abroad to work like that as I know employees in the WWE can't, so some teams might be without players like the Jets would be without Vick.
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Is that a bug or a feature?
Man the letter Benson sent to his family is full of ice cold hate.
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Regardless of whether it's right or wrong, or if there was actual malfeasance, it always warms my heart to see descendants of rich people kicked to the bricks and told to make it on their own merits from now on.
Seriously, the only thing I've ever inherited was debt.