What are some game day experience discussions on Reddit?

r/Chargers: A Subreddit for all talk about the Los Angeles Chargers, part of the NFL in the AFC West division. 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 ... Jul 8, 2024 ... I've been thinking of reasons why it could be a good idea and why I think it's not a great idea. Again, I'll probably get some stuff wrong. Jul 15, 2024 ... The best way to get into football is get deep into fantasy. It'll make watching the games more exciting and you'll learn so many players. r/detroitlions: The official subreddit for Detroit Lions football. [NFL, National Football League, NFC North, NFC Central, Black and Blue Division] 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. 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. Nov 14, 2024 ... We played JV games on the Monday after the Friday Varsity game. The idea was JV teams run the same plays as the varsity so you didn't want to ... Aug 2, 2023 ... I personally think it would, Alabama is a big football state. an NFL team in Birmingham would have a fairly large pool of potential goers. Dec 4, 2023 ... NFL is more accessible for fandom. To be a fan in college football usually requires attending the school or having some other kind of personal ...