JaiSeaSea
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Wow the Cards are really getting the love this year. If they keep winning, rightfully so I guess.
dopeboy206":1x61k2um said:So I guess the Cardinals/Seahawks game won't get flexed. Btw tired of seeing the Eagles play on primetime.
Maulbert":2ny0ex0s said:dopeboy206":2ny0ex0s said:So I guess the Cardinals/Seahawks game won't get flexed. Btw tired of seeing the Eagles play on primetime.
It was never going to be flexed, Fox had it protected.
Seahawkfan80":58blerih said:Went looking for the rules stating the amount of late games a team is allowed. Could not find it. Anyone??
RedAlice":1gew8s1k said:Seahawkfan80":1gew8s1k said:Went looking for the rules stating the amount of late games a team is allowed. Could not find it. Anyone??
I think the last time we discussed this was when it affected the Hawks possibly being primetime more than the allotted amount of games. There are no restrictions for intra-division games being flexed.
Individual teams may make no more than four appearances on NBC during the season. Only three teams may make as many as six prime time appearances (Sunday night, Monday night, Thursday night, and Saturday night combined).[30] The remaining teams may make a maximum of five prime time appearances. In addition, there are no restrictions amongst intra-division games being "flexed."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_ ... television