Anyone watching?
Watched all four games this weekend, or should I say I had the games on while doing other stuff. I paid a lot of attention to the San Antonio Commanders - several recent Cowboys playing. Gavin Escobar getting kudos for being the best blocking TE of the AAF, so far.
The game quality is a lot like preseason sometimes. I like the ball spot on the 25 yd line instead of kick offs. The extra points are two point run/pass plays only. Makes the scores more interesting. The uniforms, helmets, and team icons are interesting, but watching the Legend/Fleet game was difficult to follow with the uniform colors being so similar. Do they not have home and away unis? I like the AAF football icon. Interesting about all the teams being basically south of the snow line.
The developers seem to be avoiding some of the mistakes of the XFL.I have to admit they look like they are trying.
The production values for the pregame look like CBS is committed to it.
I wonder about the home team locations of the XFL, what time of year, sponsors, and TV broadcasts?Yeah, no upstart league is going to ever compete with the NFL's money.
This league has a real chance.
I do wonder how it can co-exist with the XFL next year.
Sounds like a weird scenario.
The Commanders receiver has really blown some catches.San Diego vs. San Antonio. Big play action so far.
What network?The Commanders receiver has really blown some catches.
There are several affiliates. I DVR'd the Commanders' game on NFLHD, on my ATT account.What network?
Yeah, I just checked out the website and saw the final.There are several affiliates. I DVR'd the Commanders' game on NFLHD, on my ATT account.
CBS, CBS Sports, NFL Network, TNT, and B-R Live (didn't know Bleacher report did game broadcasts.)What network?
AAF home page has live streaming as well. They really want people to be able to watch. Interesting about the NFL being a close affiliate. Lotta big time names involved in GMs, coaches, owners, and AAF league office.What network?
Media driven madness. Beats is like Axe brand toiletries for men - pure BS.It's not about a direct sales pitch like the Shopping Network or late night get rich quick advertising.
It's about creating group-think mentalities.
We've seen around here the power of group-think concepts. Somebody starts a narrative (often a media person) and people just on board like it's a life raft.
Narratives that have caused thousands of posts:
The Cowboys will trade for Earl Thomas.
Bryan Broaddus says (a few years ago) "Marinelli is going to Tampa Bay after the season".
Back to specific advertising. De Beers hired an Ad Agency in the forties that created the concept of Diamond Engagement/Wedding rings that had not been a concept previously. They were able to show celebrities with big Diamond rings and many other methods such that it became unthinkable for an engagement ring to not be a diamond.
Even people that are not influenced directly by advertising end up influenced by the followers. If I hear multiple people say that Beats headphones are great, then if I'm buying headphones that will be in my mind. In reality many of those people proclaim them great because it's cool to do it, not because they've actually compared them to other headphones.
GARRETT would suck in the AAF too.....
After several drinks, Cuban cigars, and rubdowns from wanabee cheerleaders, they pulled that one out of..."Arizona Hotshots"?? What lame committee came up with that name?
I think it's a good product and my football fix is fixed.I don’t know about anyone else but I’m totally enjoying this
I meant the Commanders game today, but apparently it wasn't shown in my area today.CBS, CBS Sports, NFL Network, TNT, and B-R Live (didn't know Bleacher report did game broadcasts.)
I like the overall product.