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Tuesday, January 31, 2006
Super Bowl XL
Sun., Feb. 5 at 6 p.m. ET on ABC
Pregame show started Last November
Time to learn a little about my history.
I lived in Green Bay for 25 years.
I was living in Green Bay when Reggie White, Brett Favre, and the rest of the Packers
Won Super Bowl XXXI.
I didn’t give a hoot then, and I don’t give a hoot now, who wins the Super Bowl.
I want for the advertisements.
I think football needs some change to make me interested in the game.
Here is how I would change football.
If I was in charge of a network, (my dream job) I would assign one announcer to live in the home town of every NFL team. Let’s say for the sake of this talk we choose Green Bay and Chicago. Now when Green Bay played Chicago the announcer would travel with the team. What this should do is end the endless times announcers kill the way a name is said. Also, the announcer would have an insite on what was going on off the field in any given city. This should add lots of local color to every game.
Next, I would put a ref in the Play-by-Play booth. Give this ref the ability to make a call, just like any other ref but with veto power over calls made on the field. This could make games a little more fair... or so I hope.
Then I would let whatever team that won the Super Bowl host the game 2 years later. I use 2 years to allow for any building of hotels, restaurants, and entertainment facilities needed to make room for all the guests headed to that town. Under my plan, Green Bay would have hosted Super Bowl XXXIII. I would pay the money to see that game.
I hate that Super Bowl tickets cost so much, Joe 6-pack, the average fan that pays for the season tickets can’t afford tickets to the big game. I say have a raffle among fans from the two teams in the Super Bowl. This year those teams would be Seattle and Steelers. Send free tickets to fans from those teams. The NFL makes tons of money from everything else it does, I say give the fans a free game.
Have a game show to give away tickets.
Hell I can think of a boat load of ways to find great fans to fill the stands.
Would all this make me watch the game.
Yes, but I don’t know for how long.
We still need to change sudden death overtime.
And what about John Madden?
Are you ready for some football?
WEIRD_1
Super Bowl XL
Sun., Feb. 5 at 6 p.m. ET on ABC
Pregame show started Last November
Time to learn a little about my history.
I lived in Green Bay for 25 years.
I was living in Green Bay when Reggie White, Brett Favre, and the rest of the Packers
Won Super Bowl XXXI.
I didn’t give a hoot then, and I don’t give a hoot now, who wins the Super Bowl.
I want for the advertisements.
I think football needs some change to make me interested in the game.
Here is how I would change football.
If I was in charge of a network, (my dream job) I would assign one announcer to live in the home town of every NFL team. Let’s say for the sake of this talk we choose Green Bay and Chicago. Now when Green Bay played Chicago the announcer would travel with the team. What this should do is end the endless times announcers kill the way a name is said. Also, the announcer would have an insite on what was going on off the field in any given city. This should add lots of local color to every game.
Next, I would put a ref in the Play-by-Play booth. Give this ref the ability to make a call, just like any other ref but with veto power over calls made on the field. This could make games a little more fair... or so I hope.
Then I would let whatever team that won the Super Bowl host the game 2 years later. I use 2 years to allow for any building of hotels, restaurants, and entertainment facilities needed to make room for all the guests headed to that town. Under my plan, Green Bay would have hosted Super Bowl XXXIII. I would pay the money to see that game.
I hate that Super Bowl tickets cost so much, Joe 6-pack, the average fan that pays for the season tickets can’t afford tickets to the big game. I say have a raffle among fans from the two teams in the Super Bowl. This year those teams would be Seattle and Steelers. Send free tickets to fans from those teams. The NFL makes tons of money from everything else it does, I say give the fans a free game.
Have a game show to give away tickets.
Hell I can think of a boat load of ways to find great fans to fill the stands.
Would all this make me watch the game.
Yes, but I don’t know for how long.
We still need to change sudden death overtime.
And what about John Madden?
Are you ready for some football?
WEIRD_1
