[cinives]

So who cares whether you are watching on 1 huge screen or on 15 smaller screens - it’s still a broadcast, for Pete’s sake.

Dumb, really dumb.

[jwparkerjr]

I would just have everyone bring a tv with them. For those who don’t have one to bring I would have donated or loaned sets available at the door. One of the sets that a party goer brought would be the big screen set. Then everyone would sit with their little sets turned on but be able to see the big one too. Then I would tell the NFL, “See you in court!”

Sometimes you just have to make something more trouble than it’s worth to make a point.

[Yo-Yo]

So who cares whether you are watching on 1 huge screen or on 15 smaller screens - it’s still a broadcast, for Pete’s sake.

Dumb, really dumb.

I agree. And I'd argue that the NFL is shooting itself in the foot on this because I bet that there would be more people attend a church potluck/Super Bowl event (therefore more eyeballs viewing the $2.7 million commercials) than would individually watch from home.

As long as there is no commerce going on, there is no problem.