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Quote Originally Posted by Europa: Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Personally I would like to see the NFL reduce the sched back to 16 games but expand the playoff teams to 8 in each conf - whereby there are no byes, everybody plays each week, seeding by records, in a 1 vs 8, 2 vs 7 format....and while the 4 division winners each conf is assured of being in the playoffs, that doesn't mean home field in round 1.... THE HIGHER SEED ALWAYS GETS HOMEFIELD throughout the playoffs!! I hate seeing a 9 - 7 team get homefield vs a more deserving 11 - 5 team. Money talks, Fubah. NFL should be glad to expand more football games, as huge revenue keeps pouring in from both regular season and postseason. Now, the NCAAF has followed through with the 12 teams playoffs premiere. Streaming companies, such as Amazon Prime, Peacock and lately Netflix have hopped in the NFL bandwagon for the big bucks. Paramount+ is also streaming CBS NFL games. For the very first time, Amazon Prime Video will be exclusively streaming an NFL Wild Card game in January, either on 1-11-25 or 1-12-25. During last season, Peacock reportedly paid NFL $110 million for the sole right to stream the Wild Card game between Miami and Kansas City.
Quote Originally Posted by Europa: Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Personally I would like to see the NFL reduce the sched back to 16 games but expand the playoff teams to 8 in each conf - whereby there are no byes, everybody plays each week, seeding by records, in a 1 vs 8, 2 vs 7 format....and while the 4 division winners each conf is assured of being in the playoffs, that doesn't mean home field in round 1.... THE HIGHER SEED ALWAYS GETS HOMEFIELD throughout the playoffs!! I hate seeing a 9 - 7 team get homefield vs a more deserving 11 - 5 team. Money talks, Fubah. NFL should be glad to expand more football games, as huge revenue keeps pouring in from both regular season and postseason. Now, the NCAAF has followed through with the 12 teams playoffs premiere. Streaming companies, such as Amazon Prime, Peacock and lately Netflix have hopped in the NFL bandwagon for the big bucks. Paramount+ is also streaming CBS NFL games. For the very first time, Amazon Prime Video will be exclusively streaming an NFL Wild Card game in January, either on 1-11-25 or 1-12-25. During last season, Peacock reportedly paid NFL $110 million for the sole right to stream the Wild Card game between Miami and Kansas City.
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