What are some front office discussions on r/NFL?

r/Chargers: A Subreddit for all talk about the Los Angeles Chargers, part of the NFL in the AFC West division. 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. Jun 21, 2023 ... 689 votes, 71 comments. I hope I get to see them here in Brazil when the NFL expands the International games. 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 ... Jan 6, 2023 ... D2 - not D1 schools, usually because they don't compete in enough sports. Relatively few football players make the NFL from here. D3 - step ... 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 ... 6 UFL Players NFL Teams Should Consider – Fantasy Football · https://fffaceoff.com/fantasy-football-6-ufl-players-nfl-teams-should-consider/ · r/fantasyfootball ... Jul 23, 2024 ... Going to NFL games is a waste of time and money. ... Don't get me wrong. I love my Seattle Seahawks but covid showed me how much better it is to ... Feb 4, 2024 ... 107 votes, 135 comments. I've tried to get into sports multiple times in my life but they're always too much. Too many games. Feb 14, 2023 ... Someone pointed out that the entire *AFC north is basically the Paul Brown division: Paul Brown's archrivals. Paul Brown's team.