No, they got there yesterday, maybe Friday night at best and I was there last week from Cali and none of my family felt alert all morning..1pm felt like 10am..which is exactly the scenario today and who is really ready to play NFL football at 10am? It's a real issue..
No, they got there yesterday, maybe Friday night at best and I was there last week from Cali and none of my family felt alert all morning..1pm felt like 10am..which is exactly the scenario today and who is really ready to play NFL football at 10am? It's a real issue..
No, they got there yesterday, maybe Friday night at best and I was there last week from Cali and none of my family felt alert all morning..1pm felt like 10am..which is exactly the scenario today and who is really ready to play NFL football at 10am? It's a real issue..
No, they got there yesterday, maybe Friday night at best and I was there last week from Cali and none of my family felt alert all morning..1pm felt like 10am..which is exactly the scenario today and who is really ready to play NFL football at 10am? It's a real issue..
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The numbers speak for themselves on this issue. Since 2002, Pacific and Mountain time zone NFL clubs have been outscored 202-56 in the first half of all 1 p.m. playoff contests. Considering the Philadelphia Eagles and Chicago Bears – who play in the Eastern and Central time zones – will collide at 4:40 ET on Sunday, this is a situation that could’ve easily been avoided by the league.
The best example came three years ago when the Seattle Seahawks traveled to Carolina to take on the Panthers in the early slot of the divisional round. Carolina outscored Seattle 31-0 in the first half before the Seahawks woke up and put 24 points on the board in the second half. The Seahawks’ poor start ultimately cost them despite the Panthers getting blanked in the final two quarters of the game, as Carolina advanced to the NFC championship game with a 31-24 triumph.
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The numbers speak for themselves on this issue. Since 2002, Pacific and Mountain time zone NFL clubs have been outscored 202-56 in the first half of all 1 p.m. playoff contests. Considering the Philadelphia Eagles and Chicago Bears – who play in the Eastern and Central time zones – will collide at 4:40 ET on Sunday, this is a situation that could’ve easily been avoided by the league.
The best example came three years ago when the Seattle Seahawks traveled to Carolina to take on the Panthers in the early slot of the divisional round. Carolina outscored Seattle 31-0 in the first half before the Seahawks woke up and put 24 points on the board in the second half. The Seahawks’ poor start ultimately cost them despite the Panthers getting blanked in the final two quarters of the game, as Carolina advanced to the NFC championship game with a 31-24 triumph.
I think Time Zone does not affect on the game too much!!...But I think the Homefield advantage; plus Verizon announced that NO blackout for this game to televise ….That is Huge lift.....You got to give a credit to that Rookie QB , stepping in Flacco's shoes and carry Baltimore to playoff.....That's no something happening daily.
Take Baltimore ML.....Gents.
Good Luck. That's only my thought and IHMO...
I think Time Zone does not affect on the game too much!!...But I think the Homefield advantage; plus Verizon announced that NO blackout for this game to televise ….That is Huge lift.....You got to give a credit to that Rookie QB , stepping in Flacco's shoes and carry Baltimore to playoff.....That's no something happening daily.
Take Baltimore ML.....Gents.
Good Luck. That's only my thought and IHMO...
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