This is exactly right. If you live near SF but don't really care about the local teams, what's available on broadcast often is limited/undesirable.Oil Can Dan said:I suspect it's because Oakland and Jacksonville host games at the same time and the networks usually have rules that allow for blackouts of other games during those times.
The problem isn't so much a clear decline for Peyton Manning. It's that any decline is going to be exacerbated by Denver's green offensive line, Aaron Schatz writes.
Marciano490 said:On the front page of ESPN right now:
So, Peyton hasn't necessarily declined, but if he has it's mostly because of his line. Keep carrying that water, chumps.
ifmanis5 said:All aboard the Peyton excuse train.
Marciano490 said:Grabbed Peyton under 260.5 yards (-115) and over .5 interceptions (+125). Thanks bovada!
Ed Hillel said:lol, a 7 yard out on 3rd and 9.
If Manning had the arm to rifle in that throw, there's a chance Sanders has enough space to turn and get the first down.Ed Hillel said:lol, a 7 yard out on 3rd and 9.