What are the most active NFL subreddits?

Dec 19, 2014 ... I've seen Blake Bortles described by a few pundits as having a prototypical build for an NFL QB. I was hoping some of the more experienced fans could shed some ... 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. 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. 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 ... 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 ... 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 ... r/Chargers: A Subreddit for all talk about the Los Angeles Chargers, part of the NFL in the AFC West division. Nov 3, 2024 ... 11K subscribers in the fuboTV community. A reddit for Fubo news, recommendations, questions, and streaming info! 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 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 ...