Semi-OT: NFL cracking down on film analysis

[ctpatsfan77]

From Taylor Kyles. Dan Orlovsky posted something similar a week or two ago.

 

[TheRainMaker]

From Taylor Kyles. Dan Orlovsky posted something similar a week or two ago.

That is so lame.

 

[TommyD4207]

From Taylor Kyles. Dan Orlovsky posted something similar a week or two ago.

Yet another company too blind to realize that the 15 people who will sign up for your premium service is VASTLY outweighed by the millions in interest in your main product thanks to creators like these.

I mean, we're 20 years into this thing now, the evidence is clear. The free advertising you get from leaving these creators alone is vastly outweighed money-wise from the pennies you'll get from the 15 people who will sign up for your premium service. How many of these premium services need to go under as a result due to lack of interest.

 

[ctpatsfan77]

That is so lame.

It is lame and shortsighted.

 

[maust]

Well it won't impact PFF any, pretty obvious they never analyze any film

 

[Hammer of Thor]

Yet another company too blind to realize that the 15 people who will sign up for your premium service is VASTLY outweighed by the millions in interest in your main product thanks to creators like these.

I mean, we're 20 years into this thing now, the evidence is clear. The free advertising you get from leaving these creators alone is vastly outweighed money-wise from the pennies you'll get from the 15 people who will sign up for your premium service. How many of these premium services need to go under as a result due to lack of interest.

“I have a great idea! If the home team doesn’t sell out the stadium, then the local market won’t be able to watch the free TV broadcast. That’ll force the fans to buy tickets! Genius!”

 

[NovaScotiaPatsFan]

The pieces of crap who run this league would charge fans for air in the stadiums if they could.

I'm Agnostic, but they make me hope Hell is a real place.

 

[Hammer of Thor]

The pieces of crap who run this league would charge fans for air in the stadiums if they could.

I'm Agnostic, but they make me hope Hell is a real place.

 

[maust]

Any time you can work in some Mel Brooks is the right time

 

[NovaScotiaPatsFan]

Any time you can work in some Mel Brooks is the right time

When suddenly, from out of the West, came the entire Sioux Nation! And let me tell you, baby, they were open for business!

I hope the NFL doesn't hunt me down for quoting a copywritten movie.

 

[Hammer of Thor]

Any time you can work in some Mel Brooks is the right time

My favorite part of the scene is the little, um, epithet he utters after hanging up the phone. Just cracks me up for some reason.

 

[One-If-By-Sea]

Well it won't impact PFF any, pretty obvious they never analyze any film

This is funny.

 

[borg]

The pieces of crap who run this league would charge fans for air in the stadiums if they could.

Our guy charged $5 for cups of tap water on a scorcher day

 

[VrabelJr]

Brought to you by the same greedy idiots that think they can make South Americans and Europeans genuinely care about NFL Football

 

[Pape]

i wonder if Nebbish had anything to do with this... he's on the Digital Media committee ...

 

[p8ryts]

Will Lazar be able to post his after further review clips?

 

[Steve102]

Yet another company too blind to realize that the 15 people who will sign up for your premium service is VASTLY outweighed by the millions in interest in your main product thanks to creators like these.

I mean, we're 20 years into this thing now, the evidence is clear. The free advertising you get from leaving these creators alone is vastly outweighed money-wise from the pennies you'll get from the 15 people who will sign up for your premium service. How many of these premium services need to go under as a result due to lack of interest.

NFL coming out with their own premium subscription based all-22 in 5, 4, 3, 2....

 

[Brotherblues]

Will Lazar be able to post his after further review clips?

He works officially for the team and league, so you'll continue to see his film analysis.

Edit: There's also the gambling angle. If only sanctioned employees can post videos, then nobody can post videos showing irregular officiating and potential gambling implications.

 

[raduray]

So Bedard's not going to be able to post his game film analysis on BSJ?

 

[ctpatsfan77]

So Bedard's not going to be able to post his game film analysis on BSJ?

Not sure. They seem to be most concerned about social media posts.