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1 - NBC

tie - Everything else.

This is my list. So it is right, but you may disagree and be wrong. Post your own too.

1) NBC(Everything but Dungy is good)
2) NFL Network(Best content and it always seems the most informative)
3) Fox(Bonus points for being the most fun)
4) CBS(Bland)
5) ESPN(C'mon Man is the only good thing about them, and C'mon Man sucks too)

Boilermaker Rick wrote:

We agree on something. I'm shocked.

Fox is fine, but the fun feels forced and that is the opposite of FUN

rogers park bryan wrote:

Fox is fine, but the fun feels forced and that is the opposite of FUN

Might be the least forced show on TV!

Bradshaw and Jimmy Johnson are the most out of control guys on TV. Maybe that is not saying much, as it is TV, but Howie Long playing the straight man, makes a great show.

Strahan, yup, thats forced and bad. You cant be Mr Good Morning America with Kelly and be Mr Football. NOPE! I think they can find a better fit for the set. I dont think he needs to be like Jimmy or Terry either.

If chris Rock really liked football, that would be awesome. And who knows, maybe he does!

bigfan wrote:

rogers park bryan wrote:

Fox is fine, but the fun feels forced and that is the opposite of FUN

Its totally forced and Bradshaw is often the driving force with a terrible joke reference that everyone cackles at

Jimmy Johnson is the goods. Howie Long is worthless. Bradshaw is fine

Author:	Brick [ Sun Sep 29, 2013 7:01 pm ]
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This is my list. So it is right, but you may disagree and be wrong. Post your own too. 1) NBC(Everything but Dungy is good) 2) NFL Network(Best content and it always seems the most informative) 3) Fox(Bonus points for being the most fun) 4) CBS(Bland) 5) ESPN(C'mon Man is the only good thing about them, and C'mon Man sucks too)

Author:	rogers park bryan [ Sun Sep 29, 2013 7:02 pm ]
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Fox is fine, but the fun feels forced and that is the opposite of FUN

Author:	Terry's Peeps [ Sun Sep 29, 2013 7:04 pm ]
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1 - NBC tie - Everything else.

Author:	Brick [ Sun Sep 29, 2013 7:05 pm ]
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Terry's Peeps wrote: 1 - NBC tie - Everything else. No love for NFL Network?

Author:	Terry's Peeps [ Sun Sep 29, 2013 7:07 pm ]
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NBC is the only pregame show I generally see any of.

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Author:	Colonel Angus [ Sun Sep 29, 2013 8:00 pm ]
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Strahan is bad on Fox. CBS is alright, that's the one I watch. Boomer's a ding-bat, Shan-NON can't speak & Marino's going to go postal on somebody. ESPN has too many cooks in the kitchen. Also, they started that annoying trend of having to do segments standing up. Haven't seen enough NFL network, but I'll guess it's more like ESPN's coverage.

Author:	Woodridge Ryan [ Sun Sep 29, 2013 9:47 pm ]
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Boilermaker Rick wrote: This is my list. So it is right, but you may disagree and be wrong. Post your own too. 1) NBC(Everything but Dungy is good) 2) NFL Network(Best content and it always seems the most informative) 3) Fox(Bonus points for being the most fun) 4) CBS(Bland) 5) ESPN(C'mon Man is the only good thing about them, and C'mon Man sucks too) We agree on something. I'm shocked.

Author:	veganfan21 [ Sun Sep 29, 2013 9:55 pm ]
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I think pregame shows are a waste of time, and postgame shows are useful to me if and only if there is a Bowen type guy that breaks down crucial plays that led to the game's outcome. Otherwise I don't see how any postgame show discussion is better than what we do here, for example. I come here to read what everyone says and haven't even considered checking out one of the network shows. It's all a bunch of platitudes voiced by people we are supposed to think have something unique to say.

Author:	Urlacher's missing neck [ Sun Sep 29, 2013 9:56 pm ]
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I used to watch pre/post but not really anymore. I will watch post game if the Packers had a good day just to see highlights and anyone other than the ESPN sound effect sloth suits me just fine for that. I may put NFL Network on in the background for pregame but I really just hit up PFT for a quick scan and then get ready to watch the game.

Author:	Don Tiny [ Sun Sep 29, 2013 10:18 pm ]
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Woodridge Ryan wrote: Boilermaker Rick wrote: This is my list. So it is right, but you may disagree and be wrong. Post your own too. 1) NBC(Everything but Dungy is good) 2) NFL Network(Best content and it always seems the most informative) 3) Fox(Bonus points for being the most fun) 4) CBS(Bland) 5) ESPN(C'mon Man is the only good thing about them, and C'mon Man sucks too) We agree on something. I'm shocked. I don't know what to believe anymore.

Author:	bigfan [ Mon Sep 30, 2013 5:18 am ]
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rogers park bryan wrote: Fox is fine, but the fun feels forced and that is the opposite of FUN Might be the least forced show on TV! Bradshaw and Jimmy Johnson are the most out of control guys on TV. Maybe that is not saying much, as it is TV, but Howie Long playing the straight man, makes a great show. Strahan, yup, thats forced and bad. You cant be Mr Good Morning America with Kelly and be Mr Football. NOPE! I think they can find a better fit for the set. I dont think he needs to be like Jimmy or Terry either. If chris Rock really liked football, that would be awesome. And who knows, maybe he does!

Author:	Gloopan Kuratz [ Mon Sep 30, 2013 8:04 am ]
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That "other" pregame show on CBSSN is good I don't understand the need for big mouth explayers Michael Irvin. PTFB Keyshawn PTFB Ray Lewis PTFB

Author:	rogers park bryan [ Mon Sep 30, 2013 8:09 am ]
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bigfan wrote: rogers park bryan wrote: Fox is fine, but the fun feels forced and that is the opposite of FUN Might be the least forced show on TV! Bradshaw and Jimmy Johnson are the most out of control guys on TV. Maybe that is not saying much, as it is TV, but Howie Long playing the straight man, makes a great show. Strahan, yup, thats forced and bad. You cant be Mr Good Morning America with Kelly and be Mr Football. NOPE! I think they can find a better fit for the set. I dont think he needs to be like Jimmy or Terry either. If chris Rock really liked football, that would be awesome. And who knows, maybe he does! Its totally forced and Bradshaw is often the driving force with a terrible joke reference that everyone cackles at Jimmy Johnson is the goods. Howie Long is worthless. Bradshaw is fine

Author:	bigfan [ Mon Sep 30, 2013 8:16 am ]
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rogers park bryan wrote: bigfan wrote: rogers park bryan wrote: Fox is fine, but the fun feels forced and that is the opposite of FUN Might be the least forced show on TV! Bradshaw and Jimmy Johnson are the most out of control guys on TV. Maybe that is not saying much, as it is TV, but Howie Long playing the straight man, makes a great show. Strahan, yup, thats forced and bad. You cant be Mr Good Morning America with Kelly and be Mr Football. NOPE! I think they can find a better fit for the set. I dont think he needs to be like Jimmy or Terry either. If chris Rock really liked football, that would be awesome. And who knows, maybe he does! Its totally forced and Bradshaw is often the driving force with a terrible joke reference that everyone cackles at Jimmy Johnson is the goods. Howie Long is worthless. Bradshaw is fine Need the straight man, Howie does it well. CBS, now that is forced.

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