What are some examples of bad posts on r/NFL?

Aug 2, 2024 ... Florida is a place of higher education. Mostly because of the sports. Sports require higher grades to make sure you can play. Aug 12, 2023 ... The NFL essentially uses college football as their minor league system, requiring players to be 3 years removed from high school before entering the draft. Oct 14, 2024 ... Watching football in person is a lot more fun than in person at the stadium than on the TV. I hate the commercials and they make the game feel like it drags on. 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. r/eagles: A fan community for the NFL Team the Philadelphia Eagles! r/NYGiants: The Official Subreddit for fans of The New York Football Giants. ... r/nfl • 1 day ago. [Pro-Football rumors] Giants Preparing For QB Move After ... Dec 15, 2024 ... That's the NFL's doing. "Commercial-free" football just doesn't hit like it used to. Jun 24, 2023 ... ... NFL and just NCAA Football. ... Reddit · reReddit: Top posts of June 24, 2023 ... 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 ... Nov 16, 2024 ... Many TVs will get smashed out of frustration on Christmas Day if die-hard fans can't watch the games. So be sure to put a TV on the list for Santa.