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Lzen 06-19-2010 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by DaFace (Post 6831810)
It does when they're forced to pay full price for the games. That's my biggest complaint by far.

This.

-King- 06-19-2010 01:19 PM

Now you know why ROR never has any football takes of his own. Just dumbass comments in every thread.
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Frankie 06-19-2010 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare (Post 6831395)
you answered your own question, it's set up that way because you play your division opponents twice which would be 8, and then their is the 8 other non-division games to counter balance the other 8. The NFL will probably add two non- conference games for that

You are still wrong in emphasizing even over odd. There's absolutely no reason the NFL cannot add just ONE non- conference game to the schedule.

Frankie 06-19-2010 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Chief Roundup (Post 6831535)
I am all for it. The preseason is too long. Nobody wants to pay face value for a preseason ticket because it is going to be mainly the backups and rookies that play in those games. Not to mention they don't matter.

Preseason games do matter because they reintroduce the players to game conditions after 6 or 7 months of not playing in one. But 2 preseason games are enough IMO.

Tribal Warfare 06-19-2010 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Frankie (Post 6832010)
You are still wrong in emphasizing even over odd. There's absolutely no reason the NFL cannot add just ONE non- conference game to the schedule.

it's been an even number since 1931 during the inception of the NFL

FAX 06-19-2010 05:33 PM

If they were smart, they'd add more pre-season games. It would be best for the players and the fans wouldn't know the difference anyhow. Or, just randomly declare a couple of games throughout the year as "test games", but do it after-the-fact. That would be perfect. Neither the players or the owners or the fans or anybody would know whether or not the game counted until after the final whistle.

FAX

Frankie 06-19-2010 05:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare (Post 6832079)
it's been an even number since 1931 during the inception of the NFL

So?

Chief Roundup 06-19-2010 06:27 PM

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Originally Posted by whoman69 (Post 6831792)
A longer season will make the NFL record book irrelevant again while rolling up injuries.


It will change the record book and that will make a lot of records get broke. i.e. yards, catches, TD's. And it will make a few harder to attain, i.e. perfect season, yards allowed, TD's allowed.

But this would be the last adjustment made to the schedule. IMO
Should of been the adjustment made the first time. IMO

Chief Roundup 06-19-2010 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Frankie (Post 6832014)
Preseason games do matter because they reintroduce the players to game conditions after 6 or 7 months of not playing in one. But 2 preseason games are enough IMO.

A fan, season ticket holder, should not be expected to pay full price for games that do not matter in the record book or in the W/L columns.
I understand the need for the team to play as a team against another team in a true scrimmage environment. We are not expected to pay full price for training camp or the scrimmage game against the vikings. We should not have to pay full price for those games either. To me preseason games are merely, practice, scrimmage games.

milkman 06-19-2010 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Chief Roundup (Post 6832295)
It will change the record book and that will make a lot of records get broke. i.e. yards, catches, TD's. And it will make a few harder to attain, i.e. perfect season, yards allowed, TD's allowed.

But this would be the last adjustment made to the schedule. IMO
Should of been the adjustment made the first time. IMO

You mean back in the day, when they initially went from an 8 game schedule to a 10 game schedule, they should have gone right to 18?

Or when they went from 10 to 12?

Or 12 to 14?

Or 14 to 16.

I bet with every change, someone said this will be the last.

Chief Roundup 06-19-2010 06:57 PM

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Originally Posted by milkman (Post 6832317)
You mean back in the day, when they initially went from an 8 game schedule to a 10 game schedule, they should have gone right to 18?

Or when they went from 10 to 12?

Or 12 to 14?

Or 14 to 16.

I bet with every change, someone said this will be the last.

I believe when they went from 12 to 14 they also went to the 6 game preseason. That is when they should of made the change and left it alone. If they want to keep it at 16 I am fine with that.
If they do that then they should get rid of 2 of the preseason games.

Tribal Warfare 06-19-2010 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare (Post 6832079)
it's been an even number since 1931 during the inception of the NFL

the formation of actual divisions was in 1934 , with 5 times in 2 divisions which played twice that equal 10. you couldn't leave one extra because then you would be leaving team out that wouldn't have an opportunity to match it.

Mojo Jojo 06-19-2010 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Chief Roundup (Post 6832302)
A fan, season ticket holder, should not be expected to pay full price for games that do not matter in the record book or in the W/L columns.
I understand the need for the team to play as a team against another team in a true scrimmage environment. We are not expected to pay full price for training camp or the scrimmage game against the vikings. We should not have to pay full price for those games either. To me preseason games are merely, practice, scrimmage games.

While I understand your point you must consider that teams that pay rent for the stadium don't get a preseason discount, the grounds crew and other operations people that work the stadium don't work for less, the electric and water rates are not billed at a reduced rate, and the cost of buying hot dogs, beer, soda, etc... to sell doesn't change.
In many cases the team pays for the TV production and/or broadcast time for the games an expense not realized during the regular season.
A preseason game is just as or more expensive to a team than a regular season game.
It is all about the business of the game.

BigMeatballDave 06-19-2010 07:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Frankie (Post 6832252)
So?

You do realize having an odd numbered season means you wont have an equal amount of home and away games. Some teams would have more home games than others. Again, stupid idea...

007 06-19-2010 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by BCD (Post 6832358)
You do realize having an odd numbered season means you wont have an equal amount of home and away games. Some teams would have more home games than others. Again, stupid idea...

Well, except for that damned overseas game they want to do. Somebody loses a home game over that as well.


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