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  • Harry BuffaloH Harry Buffalo wrote on last edited by
    #32

    How much do season tickets run now a days.

  • You gotta believe the St. Louis game was designed to be a Sam and Colt reunion.

    Mark OM Mark O wrote on last edited by
    #33

    @tshirtfan said:

    You gotta believe the St. Louis game was designed to be a Sam and Colt reunion.

    I doubt that since the schedule was made like 10 years ago.

  • @tshirtfan said:

    You gotta believe the St. Louis game was designed to be a Sam and Colt reunion.

    I doubt that since the schedule was made like 10 years ago.

    TheClevelandSoundT TheClevelandSound wrote on last edited by
    #34

    @mark-o said:

    I doubt that since the schedule was made like 10 years ago.

    You have to understand that some people don't understand the entire system of the NFL and how things like scheduling work.

  • @brownsfan17 said:

    Would love to see some of you guys there.

    I have a buddy that lives in Glendale, AZ. Where is that in relation to the Cardinals stadium?

    hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by
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    @brownandorange said:

    I have a buddy that lives in Glendale, AZ. Where is that in relation to the Cardinals stadium?

    That IS where the Cards Stadium is located. Suburb of Phoenix. 🙂

  • You gotta believe the St. Louis game was designed to be a Sam and Colt reunion.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #36

    @tshirtfan said:

    You gotta believe the St. Louis game was designed to be a Sam and Colt reunion.

    Here's your Sam and Colt reunion:

    BK_SamuelColtArmsArtInv.jpg

  • @brownsfan17 said:

    Would love to see some of you guys there.

    I have a buddy that lives in Glendale, AZ. Where is that in relation to the Cardinals stadium?

    BrownsFan17B BrownsFan17 wrote on last edited by
    #37

    @brownandorange said:

    I have a buddy that lives in Glendale, AZ. Where is that in relation to the Cardinals stadium?

    Very close. The address is 1 Cardinals Drive, Glendale, AZ. You should definitely go 🙂

  • @bob806 said:

    Agree...my son has HS Football & HS soccer.

    Indy is a pretty cool place to spend a weekend too.

    I believe he was thinking in terms of the weather in AZ. About the earliest you would want to go to Phoenix is mid October.

    Oddly, it is milder in Tuscon than it is in Phoenix that time of year because of the elevation.

    Just curious.....can a kid play both HS football and soccer? I thought the season's overlapped?

    Bob806B Bob806 wrote on last edited by
    #38

    @the-gipper said:

    I believe he was thinking in terms of the weather in AZ. About the earliest you would want to go to Phoenix is mid October.

    Oddly, it is milder in Tuscon than it is in Phoenix that time of year because of the elevation.

    Just curious.....can a kid play both HS football and soccer? I thought the season's overlapped?

    He's the placekicker on the football team, defender in soccer.

    The conference Berea plays in (Southwestern) allows it. Thankfully, both coaching staffs work together on it, and he has a blast. Sadly, our football team's been struggling, but he enjoys the comraderie.

  • @the-gipper said:

    I believe he was thinking in terms of the weather in AZ. About the earliest you would want to go to Phoenix is mid October.

    Oddly, it is milder in Tuscon than it is in Phoenix that time of year because of the elevation.

    Just curious.....can a kid play both HS football and soccer? I thought the season's overlapped?

    He's the placekicker on the football team, defender in soccer.

    The conference Berea plays in (Southwestern) allows it. Thankfully, both coaching staffs work together on it, and he has a blast. Sadly, our football team's been struggling, but he enjoys the comraderie.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #39

    @bob806 said:

    He's the placekicker on the football team, defender in soccer.

    The conference Berea plays in (Southwestern) allows it. Thankfully, both coaching staffs work together on it, and he has a blast. Sadly, our football team's been struggling, but he enjoys the comraderie.

    Has your boy "keecked a touchdown" yet?

  • @bob806 said:

    He's the placekicker on the football team, defender in soccer.

    The conference Berea plays in (Southwestern) allows it. Thankfully, both coaching staffs work together on it, and he has a blast. Sadly, our football team's been struggling, but he enjoys the comraderie.

    Has your boy "keecked a touchdown" yet?

    Bob806B Bob806 wrote on last edited by
    #40

    @the-gipper said:

    Has your boy "keecked a touchdown" yet?

    Lol...

  • @brownandorange said:

    I have a buddy that lives in Glendale, AZ. Where is that in relation to the Cardinals stadium?

    Very close. The address is 1 Cardinals Drive, Glendale, AZ. You should definitely go 🙂

    B BROWNandORANGE wrote on last edited by
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    @brownsfan17 said:

    Very close. The address is 1 Cardinals Drive, Glendale, AZ. You should definitely go 🙂

    I'll talk to my buddy, but unfortunatey, he's a golfer on the Senior Tour, so he's rarely home.

  • @brownsfan17 said:

    Very close. The address is 1 Cardinals Drive, Glendale, AZ. You should definitely go 🙂

    I'll talk to my buddy, but unfortunatey, he's a golfer on the Senior Tour, so he's rarely home.

    BrownsFan17B BrownsFan17 wrote on last edited by
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    @brownandorange said:

    I'll talk to my buddy, but unfortunatey, he's a golfer on the Senior Tour, so he's rarely home.

    Ask him to leave the key under the mat 😉

  • @brownandorange said:

    I'll talk to my buddy, but unfortunatey, he's a golfer on the Senior Tour, so he's rarely home.

    Ask him to leave the key under the mat 😉

    B BROWNandORANGE wrote on last edited by BROWNandORANGE
    #43

    @brownsfan17 said:

    Ask him to leave the key under the mat 😉

    I don't know how that would go over lol.. I have a friend in idk.. somewhere in Southeast AZ. But once again, I have no idea where that is in relation to Phoenix.

  • @mark-o said:

    I doubt that since the schedule was made like 10 years ago.

    You have to understand that some people don't understand the entire system of the NFL and how things like scheduling work.

    T tshirtfan wrote on last edited by
    #44

    @theclevelandsound said:

    You have to understand that some people don't understand the entire system of the NFL and how things like scheduling work.

    I wholeheartedly admit that I don't. I do understand the college system.. I wrongly assumed that schedules in the NFL were done much closer to the season since a. there's fewer teams, and b. you'd get the chance to make matchups that have storylines that get people to tune in.

  • @theclevelandsound said:

    You have to understand that some people don't understand the entire system of the NFL and how things like scheduling work.

    I wholeheartedly admit that I don't. I do understand the college system.. I wrongly assumed that schedules in the NFL were done much closer to the season since a. there's fewer teams, and b. you'd get the chance to make matchups that have storylines that get people to tune in.

    TheClevelandSoundT TheClevelandSound wrote on last edited by
    #45

    @tshirtfan said:

    I wholeheartedly admit that I don't. I do understand the college system.. I wrongly assumed that schedules in the NFL were done much closer to the season since a. there's fewer teams, and b. you'd get the chance to make matchups that have storylines that get people to tune in.

    Well this is how it works.

    We rotate NFC divisions every 4 years (4 games)

    We play the AFC North teams twice a year (6 games)

    We rotate the AFC divisions (minus the North) every 3 years (4 games)

    The the 2 divisions we are not playing in the AFC, we play the teams in those divisions who finished with the same standings that we did in the North (2 games)

    Hope that helps.

  • @tshirtfan said:

    I wholeheartedly admit that I don't. I do understand the college system.. I wrongly assumed that schedules in the NFL were done much closer to the season since a. there's fewer teams, and b. you'd get the chance to make matchups that have storylines that get people to tune in.

    Well this is how it works.

    We rotate NFC divisions every 4 years (4 games)

    We play the AFC North teams twice a year (6 games)

    We rotate the AFC divisions (minus the North) every 3 years (4 games)

    The the 2 divisions we are not playing in the AFC, we play the teams in those divisions who finished with the same standings that we did in the North (2 games)

    Hope that helps.

    B BROWNandORANGE wrote on last edited by
    #46

    @theclevelandsound said:

    Well this is how it works.

    We rotate NFC divisions every 4 years (4 games)

    We play the AFC North teams twice a year (6 games)

    We rotate the AFC divisions (minus the North) every 3 years (4 games)

    The the 2 divisions we are not playing in the AFC, we play the teams in those divisions who finished with the same standings that we did in the North (2 games)

    Hope that helps.

    wow.. I didn't know it was that complex lol