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Old 03-24-2014, 06:24 AM   #1
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The "product" of the NFL has become watered down. 8-8 league.......and that's exactly what they want.
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Old 03-24-2014, 06:37 AM   #2
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8-8 league? Really? The NFL is far more polarized than that, with the Seahawks, Whiners, Donks, etc. on one end and absolutely hopeless franchises like the Faid and the Browns on the other.

I do agree with Cuban that the NFL is headed for a downturn with the way things are going. They're messing with a good product by watering the game down with senseless rule changes, blatant favoritism shown to certain players and teams, and the general year-round overexposure of the league nowadays.
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Old 03-24-2014, 07:05 AM   #3
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8-8 league? Really? The NFL is far more polarized than that, with the Seahawks, Whiners, Donks, etc. on one end and absolutely hopeless franchises like the Faid and the Browns on the other.

I do agree with Cuban that the NFL is headed for a downturn with the way things are going. They're messing with a good product by watering the game down with senseless rule changes, blatant favoritism shown to certain players and teams, and the general year-round overexposure of the league nowadays.
Exactly. Everyone BUT the NFL it seems has heard of the common sense rule of, "If it ain't broke - DONT "fix" it". Especially when they keep "fixing" it and cause more problems. For instance they "fix" missed calls by allowing challenges - yet they have an out with the "whistle blew" rule that only allows "certain" things to be challenged. That shit goes hand and hand with blatant favoritism and allows "critical moments" in games to be controlled which can often times influence the outcome.
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Old 03-24-2014, 08:51 AM   #4
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8-8 league? Really? The NFL is far more polarized than that, with the Seahawks, Whiners, Donks, etc. on one end and absolutely hopeless franchises like the Faid and the Browns on the other.

I do agree with Cuban that the NFL is headed for a downturn with the way things are going. They're messing with a good product by watering the game down with senseless rule changes, blatant favoritism shown to certain players and teams, and the general year-round overexposure of the league nowadays.
There are 4 or 5 teams every year that rise to the top, 3 or 4 teams that are absolute shit show, and the middle ~25 teams is a mess of mediocre football... and whether they end up with ~10 wins or 6 wins, there's just not much of a difference. Hell, the difference between those other 25 teams and the Broncos is Peyton Manning, and even the Tebow Broncos won a playoff game.

It's all part of the greed of the NFL... parity on steroids to hold everyone's interest, even if it makes for a watered down product.
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Old 03-24-2014, 07:23 AM   #5
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What?

The NFC had about 8 winning teams and a bunch of dog$#it. You had an 11-5 team not make the playoffs in the NFC.

Cuban is a jealous bitch that wishes the NBA was anywhere close to as popular as the NFL...
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I agree, to an extent.

I also think that trying to expand the league out of the us is gonna be a huge logistical mistake.
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I agree, to an extent.

I also think that trying to expand the league out of the us is gonna be a huge logistical mistake.
Sure will. Not only that, I'm not sure the rest of the world wants it to begin with...Deal is every one of us could sit here and list many things wrong with the NFL. That wasn't the case 10 years ago...
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I agree, to an extent.

I also think that trying to expand the league out of the us is gonna be a huge logistical mistake.
I think England is a huge mistake.

I could see giving the 'Nadians a team. I'm sure with the whole of the nation they could support one NFL franchise...
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Old 03-24-2014, 07:26 AM   #9
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Cuban is a pretty smart business man. Might want to listen to him.
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Cuban is a pretty smart business man. Might want to listen to him.
If he was that smart he would have bought an NFL team...
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If he was that smart he would have bought an NFL team...
They won't let him. Good ole boys club.
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Aaaaaaaaaand there's the butthurt behind the comments...
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Yep. He applied for ownership of the Houston franchise but was denied. He had all the credentials.
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Yep. He applied for ownership of the Houston franchise but was denied. He had all the credentials.
I didn't realize he had that kind of money. But I just looked and it said he was worth more than Bob McNair. For some reason I'd always thought he was a level down from those guys.
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Yep. He applied for ownership of the Houston franchise but was denied. He had all the credentials.

Honestly I wish Cuban could buy the Chiefs franchise. I know Cuban would do what ever it takes to bring in a Championship.
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