American Football (NFL)
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@goosehd i didn’t see any of that written there but maybe you can come by in the NL for some new glasses
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I've seen a couple of other schedule leaks. Jets/49ers first Monday Night game,which,when,considering what happened last year when the Jets opened the first MNF game, should have some pretty high ratings,not to mention Saleh will be playing against his old team for the first time. And The Chiefs second Revenge Game,(for the other team)is Sunday Sept.15th against The Bengals at Arrowhead. Should be fun.
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Let’s see if Aaron Rodger’s can last more than 4 snaps…
Also games in Munich (NYG v CAR) and São Paulo (GBP v PHI)
#JustStopCrocs
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@Nocturama Absolutely love the Shoulda bought a hat joke. Been telling it a lot lately.
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@Nocturama 3 London games this year!? The market must be doing well cross the pond.
I asked this before but didn’t hear anything, any of you Brits can chime in on the vibe the NFL is having amongst the population over there? Is it gaining steam?
WTB
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@Mizmazzle said in American Football (NFL):
@Nocturama 3 London games this year!? The market must be doing well cross the pond.
I asked this before but didn’t hear anything, any of you Brits can chime in on the vibe the NFL is having amongst the population over there? Is it gaining steam?
There have been multiple games a year for years, mate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NFL_International_Series#London_Games
I'm not sure if I would say it is still gaining steam, but you can see from the increase in games over time, and the attendence stats on the link above that all the games are typically sell outs, and NFL in general is pretty popular.
They were talking about moving a franchise here for a while (the Jags - see how often they have been the "home" team) but that idea lost traction when they started doing well in like 2016/17, and I think people underestimate the time difference's impact on players. Would be tough for teams from the west coast to travel to London often, for example.
