this post was submitted on 24 Nov 2023
1 points (100.0% liked)
NFL
77 readers
1 users here now
A place for NFL news, game highlights and everything that excites you about American Football.
founded 1 year ago
MODERATORS
you are viewing a single comment's thread
view the rest of the comments
view the rest of the comments
I’ve always thought there should be dedicated “Division” weeks in the NFL. Maybe the 2nd and last weeks of the season. Also think there should be an AFC vs NFC Week as well. There’s 18 weeks in the season. Make them special.
For a controversial opinion, I think there should be a mid-season bye week for the entire league or have the entire AFC off week 8 and the NFC week 9. With only 8 games those 2 weeks literally every single one could be nationally televised. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday (Europe), Sunday (early), Sunday (late), Sunday (prime time), Monday Night. I know the Friday and Saturday aren’t the norm but for those two weeks and that’s it.
The last week of the season is always a dedicated “Division” week
I stand corrected on this one!
I like this, only that the AFC and the NFC should alternate who has the week 8 and 9 bye.
They need 2 bye weeks for each team. And there needs to be a game or games Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Then throw in the Friday and Saturday later in the season. This would allow teams to have more than 6 days off on average and multiple byes. A better product means better ratings.
There does not need to be a game every day of the week
Sunday and Monday are fine
Thursday is consistently garbage and should be canceled or drastically scaled back to opening week, Thanksgiving and MAYBE one or two other special occasions.
Saturday for playoffs and last week or two of the season is also fine.
Yeah I always like the no Thursday games until after thanksgiving. No one knows who’s going to be good the first half the season.
The result is the matchups are bad and the short week, without already having played half a season, makes it a sloppy game on top of it.