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A Three Hour ESPN Special Just to Announce the 2012 NFL Season?!?!?! (Original Post) Yavin4 Apr 2012 OP
NFL Network, too RockaFowler Apr 2012 #1
Damn JonLP24 Apr 2012 #2
That Sunday night game in San Diego will be a bit one-sided Auggie Apr 2012 #6
ESPN=The sports equivalent of Fox News Jamaal510 Apr 2012 #3
I saw that while scrolling through the Channel Guide..... marmar Apr 2012 #4
There isn't jack shit on tv tonight, except for the PBS show about the Cheasapeake Bay. madinmaryland Apr 2012 #5
Well, I'll see at least five Patriots games. bluedigger Apr 2012 #7
Tony Kornheiser mentioned it on PTI today rocktivity Apr 2012 #8
No. He Wasn't Joking. Yavin4 Apr 2012 #9
Not many, however. HuckleB Apr 2012 #12
The NFL knows they have the most popular sport in the USA. trotsky Apr 2012 #10
The NFL turned itself into a soap opera years ago. HuckleB Apr 2012 #11
The NFL Is More Of A Reality Show Than A Sport Yavin4 Apr 2012 #13
Yeah, that is a better analogy. HuckleB Apr 2012 #14

RockaFowler

(7,429 posts)
1. NFL Network, too
Tue Apr 17, 2012, 07:28 PM
Apr 2012

Here's the NBC schedule for Sunday Night:

NFL Kickoff
Wed. September 5th
Dallas Cowboys @ New York Giants

Week 1
September 9th
Pittsburgh Steelers @ Denver Broncos

Week 2
September 16th
Detroit Lions @ San Francisco 49ers

Week 3
September 23rd
New England Patriots @ Baltimore Ravens

Week 4
September 30th
New York Giants @ Philadelphia Eagles

Week 5
October 7th
San Diego Chargers @ New Orleans Saints

Week 6
October 14th
Green Bay Packers @ Houston Texans

Week 7
October 21st
Pittsburgh Steelers @ Cincinnati Bengals

Week 8
October 28th
New Orleans Saints @ Denver Broncos

Week 9
November 4th
Dallas Cowboys @ Atlanta Falcons

Week 10
November 11th
Houston Texans @Chicago Bears

Week 11
November 18th
Baltimore Ravens @ Pittsburgh Steelers

Thanksgiving
Thurs. November 22nd
New England Patriots @ New York Jets

Week 12
November 25th
Green Bay Packers @New York Giants

Week 13
December 2nd
Philadelphia Eagles @ Dallas Cowboys

Week 14
December 9th
Detroit Lions @ Green Bay Packers

Week 15
December 16th
San Francisco 49ers @ New England Patriots

Week 16
December 23rd
San Diego Chargers

marmar

(77,066 posts)
4. I saw that while scrolling through the Channel Guide.....
Tue Apr 17, 2012, 07:57 PM
Apr 2012

...... I just assumed it was another technical f**k-up by Comcast.


bluedigger

(17,086 posts)
7. Well, I'll see at least five Patriots games.
Tue Apr 17, 2012, 09:48 PM
Apr 2012

Four prime time, plus the Broncos game. With any luck, a few of the Sunday 1pm starts, too...

trotsky

(49,533 posts)
10. The NFL knows they have the most popular sport in the USA.
Wed Apr 18, 2012, 07:45 AM
Apr 2012

Marketing and promotion are key if you want to stay on top!

HuckleB

(35,773 posts)
11. The NFL turned itself into a soap opera years ago.
Wed Apr 18, 2012, 10:03 AM
Apr 2012

It's fans spend their week's talking about what player dissed who, etc... It's not about the game.

And yet millions of people buy into it.

Humans are suckers. What can you say?

Yavin4

(35,430 posts)
13. The NFL Is More Of A Reality Show Than A Sport
Wed Apr 18, 2012, 11:26 AM
Apr 2012

Like a TV show, the actual games are once a week, but the incessant analysis and discussion go on all week long.

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