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left-of-center2012

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Fri Aug 3, 2018, 11:05 PM Aug 2018

I watched the Hall of Fame game last night 8/2/18 [View all]

Chicago and Baltimore.

I like football but am not real educated on the sport.
I wish the guys (announcers ? sportscasters ?) would spend more time talking about what's happening on the field;
the game that's being televised.

Do some 'play action' talk about why a play worked or didn't; etc.

But last night, and more and more each season, they take us wandering down 'memory lane';
talking about coaches, players, games from the past, which team sells the best hot dogs ...
and trying to impress us with their encyclopedic knowledge of football trivia.

And, being the Hall of Fame game, they cut away from the live action numerous times for interviews with players
who I guess were being inducted into the Hall of Fame.

It was if the game itself was just filler between all the talk (little of which was about the game being televised).

In my humble opinion.

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they tend to do that when there is no drama in the game lapfog_1 Aug 2018 #1
This is why I don't watch preseason football. JayhawkSD Aug 2018 #2
During the regular season redstatebluegirl Aug 2018 #3
Romo is far better than Phil Simms Soxfan58 Aug 2018 #4
I hate a man who whines. redstatebluegirl Aug 2018 #5
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