I’ll guess it’s gonna be the Houston/Cleveland game.

Whatever they choose won't hurt their bottom line. Get over it.

That's almost 3 years worth of Daniel Jones being your franchise QB. Great job Roger!

As proven over and over, day in and day out, there is no limit to the greed of the NFL. They are going to cash in to the maximum.

Tirico and Collinsworth are supposedly calling the Peacock game so I wouldn't be surprised at all if there's a team with a big fanbase there, whether it's the Chiefs or Eagles or Bills.

Exactly. But **** YOU NFL anyway!

I got a special last summer for an entire year for $19.99. It has a lot of really great content and some fun originals. Absolutely, absolutely worth it at $6 bucks a month.

For me, I usually get Netflix for a month once the show I want to binge is completely out. I do the same with HBO Max. Sometimes with Paramount+. Like, when Halo season 2 is all available, I will get it, binge, and be done until the next time I want to see something exclusive to Paramount+.

But, I pay monthly for Amazon Prime with Video, and Peacock. Well, I only got Peacock because of the deal, but it was so worth it.

I think it will be the Texans/Browns. They might get idiot Cowboys fans to subscribe to Peacock but you'd think their ad sales would be a lot less than they would be on broadcast TV.

When 2026 rolls around and three NFL playoff games are on Peacock, Paramount and ESPN+, will you share the same opinion?

Better to be on Peacock than get stuck with the Monday game, where your team ends up with a short week heading into the 2nd playoff game.

Have all 3 of those and use them all for shows I like

Cowboys play the Packers. I would almost bet money that's on FOX in the afternoon Sunday, or on Monday Night Football if ESPN gets to shoot their shot first. That's going to be the biggest game of the weekend for ratings.

Yeah, I've had Peacock since it started because of the Premier League. It's well worth $6.

Monday playoff games are just as stupid

Exactly. This isn't going to be a one off thing. It's the path the NFL is heading down. It started with regular season games on Amazon and NFL network to test the waters. In a year or two we'll need five different streaming services to watch the playoffs.