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re: NFL have that big a bone for the Rams??

Posted on 2/14/22 at 9:18 am to
Posted by Hangover Haven
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Posted on 2/14/22 at 9:18 am to
I can give you 5 billion reasons why...
Posted by Rand AlThor
Member since Jan 2014
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Posted on 2/14/22 at 9:20 am to
Of course they have a bone for them. It makes sense from a revenue generation standpoint

They have so much money to gain from an LA franchise succeeding. They have almost no penetration in that market. Think about the level of bandwagon that exists out there for the Lakers. That's what they're looking for, they will make hundreds of millions.

This applies to the NFL as a whole due to RevShare.
Posted by shaquilleoatmeal
Member since Jun 2021
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Posted on 2/14/22 at 9:49 am to
The NFL has a vested interest in the Rams succeeding and I think that’s pretty clear. There’s so much money to be made there however LA is a city of transplants and fans already have their fav teams they support. They can push the Rams all they want but at the end of the day they’ll never have the following as other teams.
Posted by Champagne
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Posted on 2/14/22 at 10:16 am to
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it’s a horrible look when the outcome is dictated by how the ref decides to interpret a rule. You can’t be lax on a rule 90% of the game, then decide to enforce it with 2 min left.


When we look at some of the history of these recent NFL Championship games, we do have examples of it going both ways - Refs don't enforce the rules all game but get strict at a decisive moment during a series of plays during which the winning team scores a TD to take the lead late in the game. Then we have the example of, late in the game and at a decisive moment, the Refs suddenly go blind and don't see some calls, and these "no-calls" have a decisive impact on the game.

The NFL must indeed prefer this arrangement because the NFL itself has never directly acknowledged the problem, and certainly the NFL has never bothered to try to solve the "problem". That's why it is reasonable to speculate whether the NFL doesn't see this as a problem.

It's quite suspicious.
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