What are some discussions about the future of NFL broadcasting and streaming according to Reddit?

Nov 2, 2024 ... It's amazing that an NFL game is 3 hours, but when you boil it down, it's 15-20 min of plays. Upvote Sep 7, 2024 ... The fact the NFL held a game in a Brasil is a good thing; and should be embraced. Brasil needs tourism. In my opinion, Rio would have been ... Dec 15, 2024 ... That's the NFL's doing. "Commercial-free" football just doesn't hit like it used to. Jul 9, 2024 ... Antenna is definitely the way to go. As long as you're in the main Commanders market, all of their games are available via antenna. Even their ... Feb 17, 2022 ... 40 votes, 28 comments. Any good YouTube channels that looks at history of games, players drafts etc even college or high school players and ... Jan 4, 2024 ... This analyst shows examples of quick screens that can beat this scheme...however, most require short drops from under center whilst most teams use shotgun plays ... Jul 2, 2021 ... Because it's violent chess. I have yet to be introduced to a sport with even half as complicated tactical strategies as this sport. Feb 8, 2013 ... The NFL sends about 30 balls to each team for each game the week before the game; these are the quarterback balls. The equipment guys are ... r/detroitlions: The official subreddit for Detroit Lions football. [NFL, National Football League, NFC North, NFC Central, Black and Blue Division] Oct 10, 2021 ... No. You either watch your team, or if you really love watching "all day," you watch one of the noon/mid-day games, then one of the afternoon/ ...