The NFL "Flex schedule" must piss off a ton of ticket holders.

FatTony · Dec 14, 2006

Imagine you have tickets to a 1pm Patriot home game in December and they switch it to a night game where it's 30 degrees? Or how about you fly in to see a game and they switch the time? They only give 12 days notice!!!

It's great for TV, but really unfair to ticket holders.

Brock Landers · Dec 14, 2006

Happens in College all the time, its a fact of life now, so get used to it.

FatTony · Dec 14, 2006

Brock Landers said:
Happens in College all the time, its a fact of life now, so get used to it.

I didn't know college football has there regular season games go into December. News to me.

GameBreaker · Dec 14, 2006

Yea but the way it's awesome for us fans that are watching at home and love to see ESPN get blown out of the water with primetime football is more than worth it.

bulldog77 · Dec 14, 2006

When did NFL every give a f..k about the chumps that buy their season tickets? Stadia are just TV studios. Haven't gone to a game in 8 years because of the way they treat the ticket-buying public. The only people they treat well are the corporate clients who are getting in free and charging it to the public one way or the other.

WildBill · Dec 14, 2006

Last week in San Diego the stadium announcer reminded the fans this week's game would be the NBC game and the stadium went nuts! Most in the stadium are season ticket holders so I don't think your statement is universally agreed upon. Some fans love having their team's get that game.

FatTony · Dec 14, 2006

WildBill said:
Last week in San Diego the stadium announcer reminded the fans this week's game would be the NBC game and the stadium went nuts! Most in the stadium are season ticket holders so I don't think your statement is universally agreed upon. Some fans love having their team's get that game.

Of course it's great for some teams. My example was New England. I don't think seeing a night game in San Diego is all that horrible.:lol: