NFL 2023/2024 and Beyond

[WuDrWu]

But golf is boring to watch on TV and football is not.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

But even if I agree, and I defend each person/organization and their right to choose how they spend their money, the big 3 are derelict in their social responsibility, especially given their status.

They have the right to not give to charity, 100%. That doesn't mean they can't be called out for their dereliction.

[SubGod22]

But golf is boring to watch on TV and football is not.

[WuDrWu]

I have Peacock for soccer but I'll pass on watching this game if for no other reason than spite (and I'm fan of neither team) but it's just another reason to ignore professional sports.

I realize what I'm about to type isn't specific or researched, but consider the following:

Per the NFL itself, they have donated more than 600 grants totaling almost 3 million dollars since 2017 (mostly in the area of social justice and equality).

The PGA and LPGA (so PGA) give almost 200 million PER YEAR to various charities. Golf events in total claim more than 3 BILLION+ PER YEAR in charitable giving.


3 million in 6 years to social justice, or 200 million PER.

Which one deserves our attention and support?



The PGA donates more every year than the MLB, NBA and NFL, combined.

[Shockm]

LOL at the Dolphins at the Chiefs next Saturday night ONLY on Peacock.


**** you NFL.

I'm not buying.

Sports bars in Wichita are the best possibility. I would imagine that most will want the business.

[Kel Varnsen]

I had friends that were looking at lower level tickets for $202 last night.

The expected weather may impact the price as we get closer. I'm not sure how that all works, but I think I heard it's supposed to be around 10 degrees at kickoff.

Good points. You couldn't pay me enough to be outside at a game in the single digits.

[SubGod22]

I had friends that were looking at lower level tickets for $202 last night.

The expected weather may impact the price as we get closer. I'm not sure how that all works, but I think I heard it's supposed to be around 10 degrees at kickoff.

[Kel Varnsen]

The paywall is jacking with me. Could you summarize?

Weird.

Prices for the Chiefs-Eagles game in the resale market started at $280. Probably going to be lower than that for a normal regular season game at Arrowhead, but even if we're talking $150-$200, that could range from $600-$800 just for tickets in the upper deck for a family of four.

[shoxlax]

Hah! You're underestimating it by probably $500 if we're talking Chiefs games.

https://www.kansascity.com/entertain...280951223.html

The paywall is jacking with me. Could you summarize?

[Kel Varnsen]

Their motto is “Keep doing it until you can’t”

What does it cost to to an NFL game including parking and concessions these days? I heard one figure at $700.00 for a family of four. Is that true?

Hah! You're underestimating it by probably $500 if we're talking Chiefs games.

https://www.kansascity.com/entertain...280951223.html

[shoxlax]

Patently ridiculous. I'm thankful I live in the KC area for this one.

The money grab from consumers is non-stop.

Their motto is “Keep doing it until you can’t”

What does it cost to to an NFL game including parking and concessions these days? I heard one figure at $700.00 for a family of four. Is that true?

[Kel Varnsen]

LOL at the Dolphins at the Chiefs next Saturday night ONLY on Peacock.


**** you NFL.

Patently ridiculous. I'm thankful I live in the KC area for this one.

The money grab by corporations from consumers is non-stop.

[WuDrWu]

LOL at the Dolphins at the Chiefs next Saturday night ONLY on Peacock.


**** you NFL.

[Kung Wu]

I woulda never believed there would be another KC receiver be over the line.

[pinstripers]

I woulda never believed there would be another KC receiver be over the line.

[Kung Wu]

But mainly the Chiefs are just sucking.