[goodkarma84]

Originally Posted by lee harris 10

so guess I will be watching the Panthers/Vikings then Eagle's/Rams on sunday as they are the best games on paper this week......

don't sky also early in the season make sure to show the Wembley teams once before they play here regardless of there been better options that week.

what they should doing and that they end up doing might be different but they should be picking the top games.

early in the season games are a bit more open as nothing is set in stone.

also sometimes the best game and the biggest game might be a clash. size of teams, whats at stake and of course the talent of the team usually combine.

there were strong options this week.

[PavlovsDog]

Originally Posted by lee harris 10

so how did sky end up showing the Bears @ Eagles in week 12 in the early window,was it because we hadn't seen the Eagle's for a while or did someone think the awful Bears where somehow going to spring a surprise.

It's interesting how you fail to offer the 'obvious' alternative that they should have shown instead, maybe that's because there wasn't one as a result of this being Thanksgiving week with the additional Thursday games meaning the Sunday choices were reduced from a normal week.

So without the benefit of hindsight, which game should they have shown instead?

[mikeyshaps]

Originally Posted by PavlovsDog

It's interesting how you fail to offer the 'obvious' alternative that they should have shown instead, maybe that's because there wasn't one as a result of this being Thanksgiving week with the additional Thursday games meaning the Sunday choices were reduced from a normal week.

So without the benefit of hindsight, which game should they have shown instead?

Probably Bills Chiefs. Besides, even acknowledging that there wasn't a great selection that week as you've mentioned, most games would have been more appealing on paper than one of the best teams in the league (at home) vs one of the worst, which was always likely to only go one way- which it did.

[lee harris 10]

Originally Posted by PavlovsDog

It's interesting how you fail to offer the 'obvious' alternative that they should have shown instead, maybe that's because there wasn't one as a result of this being Thanksgiving week with the additional Thursday games meaning the Sunday choices were reduced from a normal week.

So without the benefit of hindsight, which game should they have shown instead?

in the early window there where atleast 5 games that had a better match-up than a 3-7 team on a 3 game losing streak going to a 9-1 team on a 8 game win streak who also had just beaten there last 3 opponents by 23/28/28 points.what could possibly happen

oh yes the Eagles won by 28 points and the game was over by halftime.

[boknows34]

The 6pm slot for Week 15 is also looking a bit thin with two games being played on Saturday.

[PavlovsDog]

Originally Posted by lee harris 10

in the early window there where atleast 5 games that had a better match-up than a 3-7 team on a 3 game losing streak going to a 9-1 team on a 8 game win streak who also had just beaten there last 3 opponents by 23/28/28 points.what could possibly happen

oh yes the Eagles won by 28 points and the game was over by halftime.

You didn't answer my question.

[lee harris 10]

Originally Posted by PavlovsDog

You didn't answer my question.

every other game in the early window.wonder how many people just watched Redzone once the Eagle's got a double digit lead.

[lee harris 10]

Originally Posted by boknows34

The 6pm slot for Week 15 is also looking a bit thin with two games being played on Saturday.

surely Eagles @ Giants

[DavieDoesDallas]

I'm looking forward to seeing the Jags on Sunday. I haven't watched the Jags since they blew out the Ravens at Wembley. I was impressed with the Hawks after their win over the Eagles on SNF.