Cheese Curds - 2020 - News Around The League

[NCF]

Interesting little nugget.

That's fun.

[NCF]

The Badgers really do produce their fair share of legal turds, don't they?

Ball, Gordon... going WAY back to Brent Moss? Who am I missing?

[Pckfn23]

The Coke Machine! Forgot about him.

[go pak go]

Woah.

The Titans really crushed the Bills last night to go 4-0. That may end up being a pretty darned good football team.

[NCF]

Does anyone else feel that, if there are more cancellations and we end up with a Week 18 of the regular season, the #1 seed could potentially be a really bad thing? I feel like it would be better if they could cram it in around Christmas and then have two more weeks of the regular season leading into the play-offs.

[YoHoChecko]

Does anyone else feel that, if there are more cancellations and we end up with a Week 18 of the regular season, the #1 seed could potentially be a really bad thing? I feel like it would be better if they could cram it in around Christmas and then have two more weeks of the regular season leading into the play-offs.

I think they had talked about at least retaining the current week 17 scedule as the last week of the season to ensure no one has 2 straight bye weeks and to keep an "everyone plays, divisions are on the line" feel to the final week.

But I don't remember where I saw that.

[NCF]

Does anyone else feel that, if there are more cancellations and we end up with a Week 18 of the regular season, the #1 seed could potentially be a really bad thing? I feel like it would be better if they could cram it in around Christmas and then have two more weeks of the regular season leading into the play-offs.

I think they had talked about at least retaining the current week 17 scedule as the last week of the season to ensure no one has 2 straight bye weeks and to keep an "everyone plays, divisions are on the line" feel to the final week.

But I don't remember where I saw that.

Oh, good. I haven't seen that discussed anywhere, but I feel like it would be really bad news.

[go pak go]

No Pro Bowl in 2021 NFL just announced.

[NCF]

No Pro Bowl in 2021 NFL just announced.

That is really, really fantastic news.

[Packfntk]

No Pro Bowl in 2021 NFL just announced.

That is really, really fantastic news.

Pro Bowl is my guilty pleasure.

[salmar80]

Does anyone else feel that, if there are more cancellations and we end up with a Week 18 of the regular season, the #1 seed could potentially be a really bad thing? I feel like it would be better if they could cram it in around Christmas and then have two more weeks of the regular season leading into the play-offs.

At this point, play as much football as possible.

I can deal with any adjustments.

[mnpackerbacker]

No Pro Bowl in 2021 NFL just announced.

That is really, really fantastic news.

Maybe they realized no one has been watching since about 2005

[go pak go]

No Pro Bowl in 2021 NFL just announced.

That is really, really fantastic news.

Maybe they realized no one has been watching since about 2005

The 2019 Pro Bowl still got 8 million views. Which other major sports would KILL for.

As a reference, the NLCS between the Dodgers and Braves, two huge markets, got 4.2 million views.
The 2019 Eastern Conference finals averaged 6.5 million views.

There is still a lot of money from the Pro Bowl.

[Packfntk]

That is really, really fantastic news.

Maybe they realized no one has been watching since about 2005

The 2019 Pro Bowl still got 8 million views. Which other major sports would KILL for.

As a reference, the NLCS between the Dodgers and Braves, two huge markets, got 4.2 million views.
The 2019 Eastern Conference finals averaged 6.5 million views.

There is still a lot of money from the Pro Bowl.

Yep, was going to post this as well. Although it is popular to say, "I don't watch the pro bowl, it is stupid", tons of people do. More people watched last years Pro Bowl than just watch the NBA Final game.

[Packfntk]

Oh, and this game probably won't happen:

Falcons are shutting down their facility after multiple positive tests, sources tell ESPN.

[NCF]

Oh, and this game probably won't happen:

Falcons are shutting down their facility after multiple positive tests, sources tell ESPN.

Idiots.

[Packfntk]

Oh, and this game probably won't happen:

Falcons are shutting down their facility after multiple positive tests, sources tell ESPN.

Idiots.

Guess it was just an assistant coach, no players. Without more complications, they will return to practice tomorrow and as of now the game is on.

[Christo]

Oh, and this game probably won't happen:

Idiots.

Guess it was just an assistant coach, no players. Without more complications, they will return to practice tomorrow and as of now the game is on.

So which one is it ESPN, multiple people test positive or just one assistant coach? The real idiots are at ESPN.

[Packfntk]

Multiple sources said now it is just an assistant, no players. But that can change in a hurry.

[Pckfn23]