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To: Oldeconomybuyer

My quest to find NFL games without the insipid commercials and the elementary school hoop la of halftime has been satisfied by watching, for free, the game high lights on youtube.

The full game is usually available 15 minutes after the game ends.

Just how worthless are the non-NFL parts of a game? A regular game will run 3+ hours, especially if there’s overtime. The average highlight video, less all the junk, runs less than 13 minutes. Talk about boiling it down.


9 posted on 01/25/2022 8:02:35 AM PST by upchuck (The longer I remain unjabbed with the clot-shot, the more evidence I see supporting my decision.)
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To: upchuck
The average highlight video, less all the junk, runs less than 13 minutes. Talk about boiling it down.

If you played an entire NFL game from start to finish and only watched each play from the snap to the whistle, it would probably take no more than 15 minutes from end to end.

17 posted on 01/25/2022 8:11:05 AM PST by Alberta's Child ("All lies and jest; still, a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest.")
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To: upchuck
“My quest to find NFL games without the insipid commercials and the elementary school hoop la of halftime has been satisfied by watching, for free, the game high lights on YouTube.”
I agree. I quit watching Professional sports back in the 90’s for this reason.(Exception College Football / Basketball). In began watching and following The Tigers, and Lions since I've been back home in Detroit the last 2 years. I must admit the product the NFL has achieved during the playoffs has been excellent. Enjoy!
21 posted on 01/25/2022 8:16:53 AM PST by MotorCityBuck ( Keep the change, you filthy animal! ,)
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