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Old 11-28-2008, 02:42 PM   #3
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Angry Re: Thanksgiving Day Games

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I wonder what everyone would think if the Conference champs from the previous year each got the home game on Thanksgiving?
So this year (if schedules were the same) Giants/Skins would be the NFC Thanksgiving game and Pats/Steelers would be the other, and then the 3rd game would be random as it is now.
I am not sure this would not lead to games like yesterday, 3 blowouts, but I think it would give a lot more fans reason to enjoy Thanksgiving. Plus I am sure many Giants/Pats fans could look back and be thankful for their teams play.
All I know is the networks lost millions because of those worthless games. A lot of he major sponsors were pulling out weeks ago.
Neither games were even worth watching come half time! You would think w/ the flex scheduling, even though the Lions play every Thanksgiving... they still could of pulled the plug on them this year and added a game that would have been fun to watch. Very disappointing IMO.
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