They usually end up on Youtube. I watched the Bengals and Jets ones on there a few days after they aired in the States.
No ones posted the sad news so I will.
We got the Jacksonville Jaguars coming over for 4 years!!
Even their own fans dont go to watch them so we get lumbered with them.
Forget Wembley, they'd struggle to sell out Vicarage Road!
If anyone's interested, the whole of episode 1 of the new series is now on youtube, plus the first part of episode 2 (assuming the rest will follow).
Is this who the Albion Roar is named after
ROAR Cheerleaders - jaguars.com
On the ticket sales/attraction front, it all depends on what teams they bring over, Cowboys, Pack and Steelers would shift a few and add to my viewing collection.
Any of the AFC North will do me, after that I'd struggle to show enthusiasm for Somebody vs the Jaguars
Really? It's competitive NFL football. I can't believe people are that picky.
If there one team I have total apathy for its the Jags. I don't know why I just do. Got bored watching the Buccs twice, they were carp twice as well. Not sure I can bare the Jags 4 years running.
I'd rather watch Notre Dame vs Navy in Dublin.
I think most people would rather watch that but tickets were hard to come by and it's not just up the road.
But presumably you've been through worse with the Albion that what the Jags could possibly subject you to. Don't forget how quickly things change in the NFL. I will happily bet £100 towards the REMF that one of those 4 Jags teams will have a winning season.
Personally I quite enjoyed the Bucs' effort last year, although against the Patriots the game was over before TB's offense had run a play.
No ones posted the sad news so I will.
We got the Jacksonville Jaguars coming over for 4 years!!
Even their own fans dont go to watch them so we get lumbered with them.
Forget Wembley, they'd struggle to sell out Vicarage Road!
It was/is inevitable that teams who struggle to sell 8 games at home would be the ones tempted to come over, and while the Jags are a disappointment, I don't want to appear ungrateful, as in truth, it's AMAZING that we have access to a full-blown NFL regular season game each and every year in London. Honestly, it's amazing, and we shouldn't get greedy and only be happy if we see the Steelers vs the Ravens.
Obviously, the opponent will make a difference, and I would have thought teh Patriots will attend one of those years, as Robert Kraft has been so keen on the International Series. But it does get better, so I think we'll all be following them a bit closer to look for signs of improvement ... just as we were doing with the Rams for a while there.