News: NFL Considers Splitting Thursday Night Football Among Multiple Networks

[jazzcat22]

You have that option, it is called Sunday Ticket,,,,,,

Had it for 17 years. Cancelled it all 2 years ago. They were being idiots when I tried to make a change to my service. They would not listen to what I wanted to do. The customer rep literally called my stupid. So I just cancelled it all.
All I wanted to do was suspend my service, as I was out of town, for a year, did not use it, but wanted to keep the Sunday ticket option when football started again.

Luckily the hotel I was staying at had Sunday ticket in the bar restaurant area.


And to just say Sunday ticket is an option, is not correct. It is a pay event. And if they do not offer it the way anyone can get it, then it is not the right option.

 

[Rogah]

You can't flex a game to an entirely different day. A lot of fans make travel plans to see the teams play. Bouncing around a Sunday is no big deal but moving it up 3 days is pretty sleazy.

 

[John813]

I may be in the minority, but I find it very hard to remember that a NFL game is being played on a Thursday, sans Thanksgiving.
Screwed myself a couple times with FF cause of that.

 

[PA Cowboy Fan]

I don't even watch the Thursday night games that much. Most are awful.

 

[FLcowboy]

How about ending them besides thanksgiving? I'd like that.

Best idea so far on this topic.

 

[CanadianCowboysFan]

I may be in the minority, but I find it very hard to remember that a NFL game is being played on a Thursday, sans Thanksgiving.
Screwed myself a couple times with FF cause of that.

they used to have one or two Thursday games, usually during the World Series

 

[tyke1doe]

Dump the Thursday night games and take away MNF from that suck monster espn.

JMO..............

Not just your opinion.

Monday Night Football used to be an event. Now it's an afterthought.

I rarely even watch it because the matchups are terrible, and it just doesn't have that pizzazz to it.

Then again, I grew up watching MNF with Howard Cosell, Frank Gifford and Dandy Don Meredith and waiting with baited breath to watch the halftime highlights from games we couldn't see in the days before DirecTV's Sunday Ticket.

Ah, those were the days.