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  • mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by mjp28
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    And the  NFL   - WEEK 1  -  "Late Games"    with  -10-  done  the ones we can sit back a bit and enjoy.  

     
      @  cle.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40Cleveland
    4:25 pm.   On  FOX  TV   ★
    Cleveland Browns Stadium, Cleveland, OH
      @  tb.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40&Tampa Bay
    4:25 PM.   ALSO ON  FOX    
    Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL
      @  det.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40Detroit
    8:20 PM.   ON  NBC / PEACOCK
     
     
     
    Ford Field, Detroit, MI
     
    Monday, September 9, 2024
     
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    Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, CA

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  • mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by mjp28
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    ~  OKAY  ~   to clean up all of   - WEEK 1  -  here it is !       .... Now to start working on those   ●  GAMEDAY  ●  meals and recipes.   Ummm-mmm.

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      @  phi.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40Philadelphia
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      @  atl.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40Atlanta
    1:00 PM
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    Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, GA
      @  buf.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40Buffalo
    1:00 PM
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    Highmark Stadium, Orchard Park, NY
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    Soldier Field, Chicago, IL
      @  cin.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40Cincinnati
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    Paycor Stadium, Cincinnati, OH
      @  ind.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40Indianapolis
    1:00 PM
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    Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, IN
      @  mia.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40Miami
    1:00 PM
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    Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL
      @  no.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40&New Orleans
    1:00 PM
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    Caesars Superdome, New Orleans, LA
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    MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ

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  • The Packers vs. Eagles game from Brazil will be broadcast on the local NBC affiliate in Green Bay, Milwaukee, and Philadelphia.

    Out of market? Don't have access to Peacock? Just sign up for Peacock the day before game, then cancel the day after the game. PeacockTV.com. They don't have a free trial right now.

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by mjp28
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    @packernation said:

    The Packers vs. Eagles game from Brazil will be broadcast on the local NBC affiliate in Green Bay, Milwaukee, and Philadelphia.

    Out of market? Don't have access to Peacock? Just sign up for Peacock the day before game, then cancel the day after the game. PeacockTV.com. They don't have a free trial right now.

    Thanks for the information  PackerNation.

    They've taken the once  ALL GAMES FREE  with an outdoor antenna into a greedy specialty PAY-TO-VIEW  for certain games.

    The. NFL. wants a great image  -but-  looks the other way  ....  for the right price.

    NOT  your father's  (or grandfather's)  NFL Sunday anymore.

  • @packernation said:

    The Packers vs. Eagles game from Brazil will be broadcast on the local NBC affiliate in Green Bay, Milwaukee, and Philadelphia.

    Out of market? Don't have access to Peacock? Just sign up for Peacock the day before game, then cancel the day after the game. PeacockTV.com. They don't have a free trial right now.

    Thanks for the information  PackerNation.

    They've taken the once  ALL GAMES FREE  with an outdoor antenna into a greedy specialty PAY-TO-VIEW  for certain games.

    The. NFL. wants a great image  -but-  looks the other way  ....  for the right price.

    NOT  your father's  (or grandfather's)  NFL Sunday anymore.

    PackerNationP PackerNation wrote on last edited by
    #8

    @mjp28 said:

    Thanks for the information  PackerNation.

    They've taken the once  ALL GAMES FREE  with an outdoor antenna into a greedy specialty PAY-TO-VIEW  for certain games.

    The. NFL. wants a great image  -but-  looks the other way  ....  for the right price.

    NOT  your father's  (or grandfather's)  NFL Sunday anymore.

    Yeah, it sucks they make their loyal lifetime customers jump through hoops to access certain games. 

    Then they want to cater to the people of Brazil, Mexico, England, and Germany more than their U.S. fan base that made the NFL what it is today.

    Disgusting.

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  • sydS syd wrote on last edited by
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    this link should work for free if you do not want to give peacock your money.

    SPORT TVWatch For Free ➡ https://rb.gy/tzg3pr

    if I miss the game I miss the game(what ever) but I will not give peacock a dime for a game that should be free.

  • sydS syd

    this link should work for free if you do not want to give peacock your money.

    SPORT TVWatch For Free ➡ https://rb.gy/tzg3pr

    if I miss the game I miss the game(what ever) but I will not give peacock a dime for a game that should be free.

    PackerNationP PackerNation wrote on last edited by PackerNation
    #10

    @syd said:

    this link should work for free if you do not want to give peacock your money.

    SPORT TVWatch For Free ➡ https://rb.gy/tzg3pr

    if I miss the game I miss the game(what ever) but I will not give peacock a dime for a game that should be free.

    Well, even before the whole streaming service thing came to be, you did not get all the games for free. You had to have cable TV, and had to pay $100 a month or more to see all your teams games. And some still view the NFL with a cable box. If one does still view games with a cable box, some games that were once national, will not be available to you.

    At least the NFL made sure to broadcast those games not available to everyone on a local channel in the local areas of the 2 teams playing in those games not available to all.

    Bottom line, I agree the way things are is not ok. Less and less games are available to those that choose to not pay for every particular streaming service that the NFL chooses to make money off to broadcast their games.

    My broader point, is that the NFL makes it easier to get ALL NFL games in Brazil, England, Germany & Mexico than it does for those in the U.S. They make them all accessable to them basically for free because they want to broaden the fan base of the NFL in those countries. 

    This all to me is totally unacceptable. The problem is, some of us will still watch our teams games no matter what. That is what they are counting on. But I totally understand those that no longer care about the NFL because they are sick of the NFL catering to only the establishment and the corporate elite. It's all about money obviously. Just like the illusion of a democracy in this country.

  • @syd said:

    this link should work for free if you do not want to give peacock your money.

    SPORT TVWatch For Free ➡ https://rb.gy/tzg3pr

    if I miss the game I miss the game(what ever) but I will not give peacock a dime for a game that should be free.

    Well, even before the whole streaming service thing came to be, you did not get all the games for free. You had to have cable TV, and had to pay $100 a month or more to see all your teams games. And some still view the NFL with a cable box. If one does still view games with a cable box, some games that were once national, will not be available to you.

    At least the NFL made sure to broadcast those games not available to everyone on a local channel in the local areas of the 2 teams playing in those games not available to all.

    Bottom line, I agree the way things are is not ok. Less and less games are available to those that choose to not pay for every particular streaming service that the NFL chooses to make money off to broadcast their games.

    My broader point, is that the NFL makes it easier to get ALL NFL games in Brazil, England, Germany & Mexico than it does for those in the U.S. They make them all accessable to them basically for free because they want to broaden the fan base of the NFL in those countries. 

    This all to me is totally unacceptable. The problem is, some of us will still watch our teams games no matter what. That is what they are counting on. But I totally understand those that no longer care about the NFL because they are sick of the NFL catering to only the establishment and the corporate elite. It's all about money obviously. Just like the illusion of a democracy in this country.

    Bob806B Bob806 wrote on last edited by Bob806
    #11

    @packernation said:

    Bottom line, I agree the way things are is not ok. Less and less games are available to those that choose to not pay for every particular streaming service that the NFL chooses to make money off to broadcast their games.

    My broader point, is that the NFL makes it easier to get ALL NFL games in Brazil, England, Germany & Mexico than it does for those in the U.S. They make them all accessable to them basically for free because they want to broaden the fan base of the NFL in those countries. 

    This all to me is totally unacceptable. The problem is, some of us will still watch our teams games no matter what. That is what they are counting on. But I totally understand those that no longer care about the NFL because they are sick of the NFL catering to only the establishment and the corporate elite. It's all about money obviously. Just like the illusion of a democracy in this country.

    Yeah, I'm pretty much convinced I won't be able to afford my season tickets once the Browns build that new stadium. Here's hoping a Browns Super Bowl is coming before all that, but in 58 prior attempts it didn't happen ?. Oh well, I'll be pushing 70 by that time. 

    PS- Karlis Missed, 1987

  • @packernation said:

    Bottom line, I agree the way things are is not ok. Less and less games are available to those that choose to not pay for every particular streaming service that the NFL chooses to make money off to broadcast their games.

    My broader point, is that the NFL makes it easier to get ALL NFL games in Brazil, England, Germany & Mexico than it does for those in the U.S. They make them all accessable to them basically for free because they want to broaden the fan base of the NFL in those countries. 

    This all to me is totally unacceptable. The problem is, some of us will still watch our teams games no matter what. That is what they are counting on. But I totally understand those that no longer care about the NFL because they are sick of the NFL catering to only the establishment and the corporate elite. It's all about money obviously. Just like the illusion of a democracy in this country.

    Yeah, I'm pretty much convinced I won't be able to afford my season tickets once the Browns build that new stadium. Here's hoping a Browns Super Bowl is coming before all that, but in 58 prior attempts it didn't happen ?. Oh well, I'll be pushing 70 by that time. 

    PS- Karlis Missed, 1987

    PackerNationP PackerNation wrote on last edited by
    #12

    @bob806 said:

    Yeah, I'm pretty much convinced I won't be able to afford my season tickets once the Browns build that new stadium. Here's hoping a Browns Super Bowl is coming before all that, but in 58 prior attempts it didn't happen ?. Oh well, I'll be pushing 70 by that time. 

    PS- Karlis Missed, 1987

    Worst thing about that new(proposed) Browns stadium is that it's going to be a dome. 2nd worst thing, is that it will be 20 mins from Cleveland in Brook Park.

    Soon, Lambeau will be the only completely outdoor stadium in the NFL. They are trying to remove everything about the game that made it great & so popular. Football was always meant to be played in the elements.

    Also, stadiums should not be allowed to be 20 minutes to a hour away from the home city of the team. I was at Levi's stadium for a Packers game a few years ago. It was a 55 minute drive from our hotel in San Fran to the game in Santa Clara. Ridiculous!

  • @bob806 said:

    Yeah, I'm pretty much convinced I won't be able to afford my season tickets once the Browns build that new stadium. Here's hoping a Browns Super Bowl is coming before all that, but in 58 prior attempts it didn't happen ?. Oh well, I'll be pushing 70 by that time. 

    PS- Karlis Missed, 1987

    Worst thing about that new(proposed) Browns stadium is that it's going to be a dome. 2nd worst thing, is that it will be 20 mins from Cleveland in Brook Park.

    Soon, Lambeau will be the only completely outdoor stadium in the NFL. They are trying to remove everything about the game that made it great & so popular. Football was always meant to be played in the elements.

    Also, stadiums should not be allowed to be 20 minutes to a hour away from the home city of the team. I was at Levi's stadium for a Packers game a few years ago. It was a 55 minute drive from our hotel in San Fran to the game in Santa Clara. Ridiculous!

    Bob806B Bob806 wrote on last edited by
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    @packernation said:

    Worst thing about that new(proposed) Browns stadium is that it's going to be a dome. 2nd worst thing, is that it will be 20 mins from Cleveland in Brook Park.

    Soon, Lambeau will be the only completely outdoor stadium in the NFL. They are trying to remove everything about the game that made it great & so popular. Football was always meant to be played in the elements.

    Also, stadiums should not be allowed to be 20 minutes to a hour away from the home city of the team. I was at Levi's stadium for a Packers game a few years ago. It was a 55 minute drive from our hotel in San Fran to the game in Santa Clara. Ridiculous!

    Yeah, I'm on the "leave it in downtown Cleveland" train, even though the proposed site is about 3 miles from where I live. 

    The Minnesota Vikings really haven't been relevant outside of maybe 10 seasons since they moved indoors. They were my NFC team growing up (sorry lol). 

    I get the other side of the argument, about having a pricey stadium and only having 10 games a year there. If domes are built, they should be retractable.

    The Browns hosted the Saints a couple years ago, it was truly a rough day for being there with the wind & temps, but that's one game. I've sat in many games in the winter & had a great time, you just have to be prepared. Season tickets since '79.

  • The Packers vs. Eagles game from Brazil will be broadcast on the local NBC affiliate in Green Bay, Milwaukee, and Philadelphia.

    Out of market? Don't have access to Peacock? Just sign up for Peacock the day before game, then cancel the day after the game. PeacockTV.com. They don't have a free trial right now.

    alporciniA alporcini wrote on last edited by
    #14

    @packernation said:

    The Packers vs. Eagles game from Brazil will be broadcast on the local NBC affiliate in Green Bay, Milwaukee, and Philadelphia.

    Out of market? Don't have access to Peacock? Just sign up for Peacock the day before game, then cancel the day after the game. PeacockTV.com. They don't have a free trial right now.

    Peacock has just gotten the streaming rights to Homicide: Life on the  Streets one of the best written, most innovative crime series in TV history based on a book by David Simon creator of The Wire. I signed up for that reason alone. 

  • @packernation said:

    The Packers vs. Eagles game from Brazil will be broadcast on the local NBC affiliate in Green Bay, Milwaukee, and Philadelphia.

    Out of market? Don't have access to Peacock? Just sign up for Peacock the day before game, then cancel the day after the game. PeacockTV.com. They don't have a free trial right now.

    Peacock has just gotten the streaming rights to Homicide: Life on the  Streets one of the best written, most innovative crime series in TV history based on a book by David Simon creator of The Wire. I signed up for that reason alone. 

    IbleedbrownI Ibleedbrown wrote on last edited by
    #15

    @alporcini said:

    Peacock has just gotten the streaming rights to Homicide: Life on the  Streets one of the best written, most innovative crime series in TV history based on a book by David Simon creator of The Wire. I signed up for that reason alone. 

    If we’re fluffing on Peacock l’ll add that they also have the show Psych, one of my most favorite shows ever, and the show Pokerface is pretty darn good too. 

    How do you wake up Lady Gaga?

    Pokerface!

  • PackerNationP PackerNation wrote on last edited by PackerNation
    #16

    It would be fine to have the game available on both Peacock and NBC affiliates in ALL markets.

    NBC making and not losing money either way, they just want to increase the subs to Peacock. F them.

  • mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by
    #17

    ~  AND  ~  A  few other   DALLAS  -at-  CLEVELAND   miscellaneous numbers  for    - WEEK 1 -.

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  • PackerNationP PackerNation wrote on last edited by PackerNation
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    It's possible they may have to move the Packers vs. Eagles game back to the States.

    Wildfires are raging near the stadium in Brazil. Air quality is at a very unhealthy level.

    Possible things will improve by Friday, but if the game is moved it would be in Philadelphia. The Eagles were deemed the team to lose a home game on the trip to Brazil.

    Stay tuned for updates on the game...

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  • It's possible they may have to move the Packers vs. Eagles game back to the States.

    Wildfires are raging near the stadium in Brazil. Air quality is at a very unhealthy level.

    Possible things will improve by Friday, but if the game is moved it would be in Philadelphia. The Eagles were deemed the team to lose a home game on the trip to Brazil.

    Stay tuned for updates on the game...

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    Bob806B Bob806 wrote on last edited by
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    @packernation said:

    It's possible they may have to move the Packers vs. Eagles game back to the States.

    Wildfires are raging near the stadium in Brazil. Air quality is at a very unhealthy level.

    Possible things will improve by Friday, but if the game is moved it would be in Philadelphia. The Eagles were deemed the team to lose a home game on the trip to Brazil.

    Stay tuned for updates on the game...

    Screenshot_20240901-0814443.thumb.png.d005ca90ee8335da3fbcb3b1d28da1cb.png

    That's sad but even sadder is the NFL experimenting while trying to to make more dough.

    Is it true neither team can wear green, due to gang violence down there?

  • Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by
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    I'm glad the Browns didn't end up being involved with this game even more now. 

  • @packernation said:

    It's possible they may have to move the Packers vs. Eagles game back to the States.

    Wildfires are raging near the stadium in Brazil. Air quality is at a very unhealthy level.

    Possible things will improve by Friday, but if the game is moved it would be in Philadelphia. The Eagles were deemed the team to lose a home game on the trip to Brazil.

    Stay tuned for updates on the game...

    Screenshot_20240901-0814443.thumb.png.d005ca90ee8335da3fbcb3b1d28da1cb.png

    That's sad but even sadder is the NFL experimenting while trying to to make more dough.

    Is it true neither team can wear green, due to gang violence down there?

    PackerNationP PackerNation wrote on last edited by PackerNation
    #21

    @bob806 said:

    That's sad but even sadder is the NFL experimenting while trying to to make more dough.

    Is it true neither team can wear green, due to gang violence down there?

    It's looking like the game will not be moved. As long as the air quality in the area doesn't worsen by Friday, the game will be played in Brazil as scheduled. 

    No, the rumor of both teams not being able to wear green is not true. The Packers will be wearing their green jerseys. The Eagles are choosing to wear black helmets, white jerseys, and black pants, but not because they can't wear green. There were also rumors that fans of the Packers and Eagles can't wear green in the stadium because the Corinthians have a soccer archrival that wears green. Packers and Eagles fans can indeed wear green to the game.

    The Packers are actually the most popular NFL team in Brazil.

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    Yes, there are some Browns fans in Brazil.?

  • @bob806 said:

    That's sad but even sadder is the NFL experimenting while trying to to make more dough.

    Is it true neither team can wear green, due to gang violence down there?

    It's looking like the game will not be moved. As long as the air quality in the area doesn't worsen by Friday, the game will be played in Brazil as scheduled. 

    No, the rumor of both teams not being able to wear green is not true. The Packers will be wearing their green jerseys. The Eagles are choosing to wear black helmets, white jerseys, and black pants, but not because they can't wear green. There were also rumors that fans of the Packers and Eagles can't wear green in the stadium because the Corinthians have a soccer archrival that wears green. Packers and Eagles fans can indeed wear green to the game.

    The Packers are actually the most popular NFL team in Brazil.

    download(13).jpeg.d48f31b6832e8b52a3f535c21a6a69aa.jpeg

    the-packers-are-the-most-popular-nfl-team-in-brazil-v0-2x3s4o1xme7b1(1).thumb.jpg.29387e0cc85e3bba639caf945fd66762.jpg

    Yes, there are some Browns fans in Brazil.?

    IbleedbrownI Ibleedbrown wrote on last edited by
    #22

    @packernation said:

    It's looking like the game will not be moved. As long as the air quality in the area doesn't worsen by Friday, the game will be played in Brazil as scheduled. 

    No, the rumor of both teams not being able to wear green is not true. The Packers will be wearing their green jerseys. The Eagles are choosing to wear black helmets, white jerseys, and black pants, but not because they can't wear green. There were also rumors that fans of the Packers and Eagles can't wear green in the stadium because the Corinthians have a soccer archrival that wears green. Packers and Eagles fans can indeed wear green to the game.

    The Packers are actually the most popular NFL team in Brazil.

    download(13).jpeg.d48f31b6832e8b52a3f535c21a6a69aa.jpeg

    the-packers-are-the-most-popular-nfl-team-in-brazil-v0-2x3s4o1xme7b1(1).thumb.jpg.29387e0cc85e3bba639caf945fd66762.jpg

    Yes, there are some Browns fans in Brazil.?

    “Vai fazer as malas vai” is apparently “Go Pack go!” In Portuguese. And now you know…

  • @packernation said:

    It's looking like the game will not be moved. As long as the air quality in the area doesn't worsen by Friday, the game will be played in Brazil as scheduled. 

    No, the rumor of both teams not being able to wear green is not true. The Packers will be wearing their green jerseys. The Eagles are choosing to wear black helmets, white jerseys, and black pants, but not because they can't wear green. There were also rumors that fans of the Packers and Eagles can't wear green in the stadium because the Corinthians have a soccer archrival that wears green. Packers and Eagles fans can indeed wear green to the game.

    The Packers are actually the most popular NFL team in Brazil.

    download(13).jpeg.d48f31b6832e8b52a3f535c21a6a69aa.jpeg

    the-packers-are-the-most-popular-nfl-team-in-brazil-v0-2x3s4o1xme7b1(1).thumb.jpg.29387e0cc85e3bba639caf945fd66762.jpg

    Yes, there are some Browns fans in Brazil.?

    “Vai fazer as malas vai” is apparently “Go Pack go!” In Portuguese. And now you know…

    PackerNationP PackerNation wrote on last edited by
    #23

    @ibleedbrown said:

    “Vai fazer as malas vai” is apparently “Go Pack go!” In Portuguese. And now you know…

    I don't know Portuguese enough, so I will stick with Vamos Packers!=Let's Go Packers!

    From what I gather, probably wrong.. Vá fazer as malas vá translates to: Go Pack your bags go.?

  • T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by TexasAg1969
    #24

    Well I actually get to see them play this week. Direct TV gave me NFL Redzone for free through the season.? 

    But since it's Dallas I get the entire game Sunday on Fox.