Wouldn't the taxpayers have to approve funding to help build multi-billion dollar super stadiums at those cities? I don't think the Murph or the Edward Jones "concrete" dome is going to cut it with the NFL's appetite for these mega-dollar palaces. Lol.That is without question most likely. They just need someone with cash, a few motivated politicians, and gullible taxpayers. San Diego and St. Louis seem most likely.
So, Mastermind McDaniel turning Herbert into a pocket passing quick strike artist is supposedly the winning formula?And let's not forget the Chargers blaming Greg Roman for Herbert's failing (again) in the playoffs, even though Herbert was more dynamic than ever before. So now they are going to bring in McDaniel, who will turn him into a quick strike passer, like Tua, but without the concussions. Okay, sure.
In a strange situation, I can actually see the Chargers finishing 10-7 next year, missing the playoffs, and firing Harbaugh, "the experiment is over", and making McDaniel the HC.
That's got to be exciting for you? Are you going to try to get tickets?
The rumors were correct.........
I will probably be priced out. I will check out the domestic airfares and ticket prices later but I won't pay for bad seats when I can see it live on TV. I'm retired so money is always on the agenda. I will think about it. Seems that the 49ers might also be playing in Mexico City as the home team. Because the MCG is a large stadium and a cricket ground, the mediocre seats will be a long way from the field. 100 K capacity. At least the players will get a great grass surface to play on. It will be a sell out I have no doubt.Over 7 million NFL fans in Australia now in a population of 25 mill. Australians are big sports fans in general and Melbourne always has good crowds to the elite events. The weather in the first month of spring should be pretty good. not too hot. Melbourne is more extreme than Sydney with weather changes as it is much further south so it can get very cold as well but usually not at that time of the year. Nothing like north American winters.That's got to be exciting for you? Are you going to try to get tickets?
This is quite historic with the first NFL game being played in the Australian continent.
Who's next? Tokyo? Seoul? Manilla?
Yes it's certainly not a loaded QB draft according the experts. Supposed to be a good one for WR's. WithWhich again makes me wonder why minor league football (like the UFL) hasn't taken off bigger, not just in the US but globally. No, the play is not at the level of the NFL. But there have been some exciting games and great plays in the UFL that are plenty entertaining.
New NFL teams wouldn't play in the EJ dome or Qualcom other than maybe 1-2 seasons. A new stadium would need to be built. Municipalities, new laws, bribery, some politician spinning it as a win for the citizens, not just the billionaire who owns the team. I can see it. I mean, look at what the Chiefs convinced the people in eastern Kansas to build for them (In case you haven't been there, I can assure you there is no luxury anything in eastern Kansas. It's pretty old, small towns, hardscrabble).
There will be some interesting free agent QBs available (possibly) this coming season. I'm assuming Daniel Jones will be resigned by the Colts, achilles and all. The list gets interesting as to who may become a starter, and on what team? Mac Jones, Kyler Murray, very likely to get moved. But Malick Willis should get a real shot somewhere. Kirk Cousins is now free. Is Zach Wilson finished? Or should he go become Purdy's backup in SF? And what about Will Levis? Before he was hurt, he was better than Cam Ward. Is Anthony Richardson done? Tre Lance probably is.
Indeed, it was the closest vote since 2003 when Peyton Manning & Air McNair tied declaring co-MVPs.Maye was robbed MVP considering Stafford has a better cast but it’s nice he got one during his career. Super close vote.
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McMillian ROY over Shough.
I've heard they might even franchise tag Daniel Jones. The Colts are definitely sold on him & I can see why. An outstanding season & more than likely playoff bound before his injury. The guy completely turned around his career after the nightmare at NYG.There will be some interesting free agent QBs available (possibly) this coming season. I'm assuming Daniel Jones will be resigned by the Colts, achilles and all. The list gets interesting as to who may become a starter, and on what team? Mac Jones, Kyler Murray, very likely to get moved. But Malick Willis should get a real shot somewhere. Kirk Cousins is now free. Is Zach Wilson finished? Or should he go become Purdy's backup in SF? And what about Will Levis? Before he was hurt, he was better than Cam Ward. Is Anthony Richardson done? Tre Lance probably is.
That's right, the game will played in your springtime like the UFL games here. How are they going to work out the time zone difference? As I type this, it's 3:43 PM Mountain Standard Time on Friday in Denver & I see it's 9:43 AM on Saturday in Melbourne. So, I wonder how the NFL going to work out the start time & day to accommodate both continents?The weather in the first month of spring should be pretty good. not too hot. Melbourne is more extreme than Sydney with weather changes as it is much further south so it can get very cold as well but usually not at that time of the year. Nothing like north American winters.
I love the late games as I get to see them late in the morning but the early games are 3: AM here which means I tape the game, the 8: AM games are also fine. Australia's east coast is all on the same time so no difference between Sydney and Melbourne. Brisbane is one hour behind as they don't have daylight saving . I notice a few fans online already complaining about the start time of the game for Americans. I guess the TV power brokers and Goodell will have to sort that out for American viewers re the best case scenario.That's right, the game will played in your springtime like the UFL games here. How are they going to work out the time zone difference? As I type this, it's 3:43 PM Mountain Standard Time on Friday in Denver & I see it's 9:43 AM on Saturday in Melbourne. So, I wonder how the NFL going to work out the start time & day to accommodate both continents?
Yes the SB is always on Monday in Australia as our Monday is your Sunday so we see the bulk of the games on Mondays.16 hour time difference between Melbourne and NYC! Meaning if they played at noon, it would start at 8pm in New York. But this would also mean it would have to be played on Monday during the day (unlikely) or air at the same time as college football in the US on a Saturday night. Unless they played the game on a Saturday there, and it aired Friday night in the US?
As to Arizona and the Cardinals, my guess is Mike LeFleur will take what he gets this year, knowing the team will not only finish in last place, but something like 4-13, Murray might win them another 2 games if fully healthy. If they don't give up on him now, they will after next year. This means come 2027 when that draft is loaded with QBs, he'll get a real shot at drafting Sayin, Arch, Moore, Sellers, etc.
