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Great news for UK fans
Sky Sports, which covers the NFL here in the UK has just published its plans for the 2007 season, and is offering us the broadest coverage ever.
For Pats fans, the best immediate news is that the pre-season game against the Panthers will be shown. This is the first time they have aired a pre-season game live, and is great because we will get a chance to see the second stringers and the rookies and get some idea of them.
On to the regular season and this year they will be showing games live on Sunday at the 1pm, 6pm and evening game slots, and will be offering a choice of three games at 1 and 6, which means the chance of the Pats being on live is better than ever before. They are also going to show far more support packages before with things like NFL Total Access etc.
We'll probably end up with better coverage than a lot of people in the US.
Marvellous.
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Sky Sports, which covers the NFL here in the UK has just published its plans for the 2007 season, and is offering us the broadest coverage ever.
For Pats fans, the best immediate news is that the pre-season game against the Panthers will be shown. This is the first time they have aired a pre-season game live, and is great because we will get a chance to see the second stringers and the rookies and get some idea of them.
On to the regular season and this year they will be showing games live on Sunday at the 1pm, 6pm and evening game slots, and will be offering a choice of three games at 1 and 6, which means the chance of the Pats being on live is better than ever before. They are also going to show far more support packages before with things like NFL Total Access etc.
We'll probably end up with better coverage than a lot of people in the US.
Marvellous.
this is great. it means we get to see the patriots against the colts and chargers. however, i think there is only a choice between 2 games at 1 and 4. when it says it will show 2 extra games, i think it means 1 at 6 and 1 at 9(GMT)
Location: Finnair flight AY 839 from Helsinki to London
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Re: Great news for UK fans
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Originally Posted by Ratoath
this is great. it means we get to see the patriots against the colts and chargers. however, i think there is only a choice between 2 games at 1 and 4. when it says it will show 2 extra games, i think it means 1 at 6 and 1 at 9(GMT)
It's a confusing press release I've seen, but I'm pretty sure it's a choice of three games at 1 and 6, for this reason: they are going to show 131 games live, which add up like this:
102 regular season Sunday games (17 weeks x 6 games - 3@1, 3@6, 1 late)
11 play off games
3 games on Thanksgiving Day
6 preseason
1 opening day game
123 - Total
Plus towards weeks 15,16,17 ardound Christmas they always show a handful of extra games, which would probably take the total near to 131.
If it were just a two game choice on Sunday the total would be 106 before those extras, and that's way too low. So I'm pretty sure it's a choice of three, which most weeks would make the Pats a shoe-in. particularly this season given the white hot schedule.
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It's a confusing press release I've seen, but I'm pretty sure it's a choice of three games at 1 and 6, for this reason: they are going to show 131 games live, which add up like this:
102 regular season Sunday games (17 weeks x 6 games - 3@1, 3@6, 1 late)
11 play off games
3 games on Thanksgiving Day
6 preseason
1 opening day game
123 - Total
Plus towards weeks 15,16,17 ardound Christmas they always show a handful of extra games, which would probably take the total near to 131.
If it were just a two game choice on Sunday the total would be 106 before those extras, and that's way too low. So I'm pretty sure it's a choice of three, which most weeks would make the Pats a shoe-in. particularly this season given the white hot schedule.
ha ha, very good. i didnt bother doing that!i hope you are right. if it does mean 6 matches every sunday, we'll get to see plenty of pats games
It's a confusing press release I've seen, but I'm pretty sure it's a choice of three games at 1 and 6, for this reason: they are going to show 131 games live, which add up like this:
102 regular season Sunday games (17 weeks x 6 games - 3@1, 3@6, 1 late)
11 play off games
3 games on Thanksgiving Day
6 preseason
1 opening day game
123 - Total
Plus towards weeks 15,16,17 ardound Christmas they always show a handful of extra games, which would probably take the total near to 131.
If it were just a two game choice on Sunday the total would be 106 before those extras, and that's way too low. So I'm pretty sure it's a choice of three, which most weeks would make the Pats a shoe-in. particularly this season given the white hot schedule.
the interactive is definitely the same as last year.
i worked it out. there are 112 regular season games
6 preseason games
11 playoff games
1 pro-bowl
130 games. i probably missed one so thats 131.