I’m also willing to bet that many NFL players feel the same way we do. Short-term and selfishly, i love it. Two more weeks of doing what i love the most is great, but injury/wear and tear problems sketch me out a little.

Also, i still don’t understand the whole twitter thing. Why do celebrities and shit care if people care what their doing? It seems like twitter pays people for the more followers they have. I know that is silly, but by the way people advertise their twitter, it leads me to believe that. Maybe i just don’t get it. Jason, is there any benefit to having more followers or is it just for fun? i’d love to know.

Goodell is rapidly becoming a really irritating figure in sports. His reasoning for the 18-game schedule is “to put out the best possible product they can for the fans,” but that’s pretty much a total lie. For starters, from what I can tell, the majority of fans aren’t i favor of it.

Have they done any studies or surveys of what the fans want? No.

Is it in the fans’ best interest to have an exclusive agreement with DirecTV for the “Sunday Ticket,” when many fans don’t have the capability of mounting a satellite dish in their living situation, or perhaps just don’t want to deal with a company with questionable service such as DirecTV? Resounding no.

Is it in the fans’ best interest to let a pissing contest with Cablevision and other cable providers get in the way of fans being able to watch the NFL Network? No.

So do the fans a favor Goodell… Call it what it is… More revenue… And let’s try a little harder not to insult the intellegence of your customers.

it doesn’t matter. the world is going to end in 2012 anyway.

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