Merged: Class Action Time Guys, Time to Sue the NFL/Need a lawyer

[DrMultimedia]

According to the dolphins@miamidolphins.com they told me via email that:

Federal legislation prohibits NFL games from being televised on Saturdays prior
to Thanksgiving to protect the rights of college football.

On the DirecTV NFL Sunday Ticket Questions page, they say:

NFL SUNDAY TICKET consists of regular season Sunday games broadcast at 1 pm and 4 pm EST.

Suing them would be difficult, but I would love to throw in a few bucks to try. It still won't get the game on this Saturday. I'm pissed.

 

[Phinz4Life]

Let's hire Johnny Cochran! CHEWBACCA DEFENSE!

 

[Muck]

Who told you to put the baum on!?!?!

 

[Muck]

I'd chip in $10 and I don't even have DirecTV.

 

[dolfan87]

Direct TV IS showing the game on Sunday. There is no case for a law suit, as they are living up to the agreement they have set.

 

[PhinstiGator]

It would be nice if they would just show the game live on the NFL channel like they have been doing with some of the preseason games.

 

[finfan54]

im in.

 

[!PapaCrunk81!]

My gosh, this too funny. Suing solves everything right? How about starting a thread to donate for people that will be affected by the hurricanes? Now I'm not on a high horse, I'm not better than anyone at all, but c'mon people, get over yourselves. Hate on me all you like because I can be a a-hole quite often but there will be people out there that are going to have higher needs than if they'll be able to see a football game or not. Use this energy for something positive. I think I need to get some McDonalds, I hope it doesn't make me fat.

 

[DolfanDaveInMI]

And besides, in a class action lawsuit like this, none of the actual plaintiffs ever get anything. It's the scumbag trial lawyer who gets all the money. Count me out.