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Your first point isn't an issue as they're not proposing extending the ovral # of games. Your second point is valid, and I would add that the rhythm, and amou
by josefresco 13y ago
Your first point isn't an issue as they're not proposing extending the ovral # of games.
Your second point is valid, and I would add that the rhythm, and amount of preparation needed to play American football at the highest level is seriously compromised when you play on Thursday. If the NFL only has teams who have a "buy" week on Thur than the problem is mitigated (can anyone confirm this?), but it takes serious effort to prepare (and heal) for an NFL game and the players/coaches surely won't enjoy the abbreviated prep time caused by the new time slot.
- jusben1369 13y agoAgree on the rest and preparation time. Also note the article mentioned the debate around playing less pre season games and adding 2 regular season games (which would start to dilute the importance of any one game)