anyone can do that within an hour. Big data my man.
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And where did I ever make a comment about how long it took to make such a post, prick?
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lol r/nfl is probably the most censored non-political sub in all of eddit.
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There were occasional Thursday and Friday night games even in the 80s - all by ABC. It's unclear if he caught those.

I remember there was a Chiefs/Falcons Thursday night game scheduled for the week the strike started ('82?)

First prime time game we'd had in forever and it gets axed by the strike.

Edit: Found it.


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woah touchy tonight.
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Technically we played a Friday night game during one of the Vermeil years due to a hurricane coming into Miami, but that wasn't a national TV broadcast so it really wouldn't count in this chart. But it was a Friday night game.
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hehe, i wish they could do what the baseball fans did, they ditched R/mlb for R/Baseball and its pretty solid.
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KCFX mentioned that again last weekend. I remember that game. A lot of rain. We won.
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First (and only I think) NFL team that traveled and played the same day.

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Looks like he might have.

Originally Posted by :
One more thing about the data: I categorized games by which brand produced the broadcast, because if not it would get messy. The different programs often air games on a night that isn't in their title. Even when MNF was the only primetime show, they sometimes had games on Sundays, Thursdays, Saturdays, or even Fridays. It happens today mostly at the end of the season, especially around Christmas.

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And you have no idea why people hate you lmao
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Dallas drawing Sunday Night 42 times since the end of 2005 seems...

.. I dunno ...



Excessive as fuck, perhaps?
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THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID!
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An average of more than 3 times per season. Pathetic.
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