Agreed.

The NFL should make Nantz/Romo the official announcers for all Chiefs games regardless of time slot and network.

"New England’s most likely opponents for the opening “Sunday Night Football” game are the Browns, Chiefs, Giants or Steelers, each of which is on the Patriots’ 2019 schedule."

What in depth reporting. So what this guy is trying to tell me is that the most likely team to play the Pats in week 1 is a team that is on the Patriots schedule?! I never would have known that if not for this article!

I would be happy with that. As long as Lebron was starting at center or NT.

It's amazing to me. The guy literally went to, and won, multiple Super Bowls, as well as a league MVP after the bullshit deflategate controversy, so what is more likely -- that he actually cheated and it helped him in some fashion, or that the entire thing was bullshit to begin with (as proven by actual science)?


I won't turn this into a long-running deflategate discussion. We've all been there and done that, but all the evidence points to deflategate having been a nothingburger given the post-deflategate success of both Brady and the Patriots. :shrug:

So you can straight faced say to people that TB and NE won all those titles without taking any unfair or shady advantages?

I hate prime time games. I really do. I wanna see my team play at noon . It just takes forever for 7 pm to get here.

FYP

So I'll backdown from my hawt take and guess the following big prime time games will be:

Kickoff - Packers at Bears
Week 1 SNF - Chiefs at Patriots
East Coast MNF - Texans at Ravens
West Coast MNF - 49ers at Rams

London Games:

Texans at Buccaneers* (CBS)
Vikings at Chargers# (FOX way early)
Jets at Jaguars# (CBS)
Bengals at Rams* (CBS)
Titans at Raiders# (CBS)

Thanksgiving FOX - Saints at Cowboys
Thanksgiving CBS - Chiefs at Lions
Thanksgiving NBC - Texans at Chargers


So the * and # flagged games that feature common opponents among them. I point this out because a) the Buccs and Jags are in potential hurricane zones for the front half of the NFL season and b) the Raiders are effectively homeless. Seems to me that the NFL might consider having one or two of guaranteed home teams stay an extra week in London to play as the visiting team.

EDIT:
lol no they won't because too many players will realize they'll get butt****ed on taxes