What are some criticisms of NFL players' or teams' social media activity according to Reddit?

Jul 17, 2024 ... NHL relies on ticket sales for 44% of their revenue while the other leagues are 17% (nfl), 31% (mlb), and 26% (nba). Sep 3, 2021 ... Some major differences are college you only need one foot in bounds to be in bounds when catching a pass. You don't need to be touched after you go down on ... Feb 12, 2024 ... Back before the new college overtime rules, overtime could last forever. Like 10 rounds long. Having a game that could go an hour or more after ... Aug 16, 2023 ... I'd recommend getting an Apple TV 4K for the best image quality out of apps, and try to use an Ethernet cable to connect it for the fastest, most reliable ... Nov 3, 2012 ... Why doesn't the NFL use a football with the white circle stripes on it? It sure makes the perfect spiral a lot easier to watch. Nov 26, 2023 ... Barfüd in Zizkov is a wisconsin themed bar with NFL Sundays. Super nice people, American staff and very friendly patrons. Highly recommend Aug 20, 2010 ... r/panthers - Bryce ... Pro Football Hall of Fame. Reggie White, Class of 2006. Bill ... Nov 7, 2024 ... Because nobody plays football outside of America. Football is a newer sport in terms of its popularity. Baseball was spread by American military ... Jul 18, 2024 ... The NFL estimates that it has 38 million fans there though I suspect that figure is wildly inaccurate, maybe 38 million who know about the nfl. r/detroitlions: The official subreddit for Detroit Lions football. [NFL, National Football League, NFC North, NFC Central, Black and Blue Division]