if RNG was a footballer
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Dear god no this will only make Jerry even more unlikely to blow the team up. The worst thing that can happen to the Bulls right now is any kind of optimism for the season
Don’t watch much of La Liga but it’s incredible how much I hear about Jude. Man is scoring goals left and right and clutching up regularly in extra time it seems. Now we all pray the English media doesn’t begin to crucify and scrutinise his every move and performance like they always do with their superstars
cheers! it’s not my birthday (burner account DOB) but that’s honestly really nice of you man, thank you
game is growing ❤️ the WNBA finally getting superstar slander threads is unironically a sign of progress and nice to see
I'd say that the NFL does an amazing job of showcasing that they have 32 teams across the country regardless of media market, superstars, or success. The baseline for coverage, analysis, and media assets devoted to teams at the bottom of their division are much higher than those for lottery-level NBA teams. If an NBA team is a Wizards-in-the-last-decade-level bad, the NBA media just tries to skirt around how bad they are and focus on the contending teams unless they're truly, historically bad (Bobcats). In the NFL, even the dumpster fires get critical breakdowns and aren't treated as afterthoughts.
Maybe that's more symptomatic of the NBA being focused on utilizing their largest existing media markets whereas the NFL builds large media markets in places that normally wouldn't have them. Each NFL team is treated like an asset that's meant to succeed marketing & business wise on it's own, versus the NBA where a handful of markets are able to carry the rest of the league on their back.
This begs the question for me: is the gap between top and bottom tier teams bigger in the NFL or NBA? I don't know enough about football to make a judgment.