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nfl network is slop. It's like everyone praises the place in belief that it's necessary to fit into a cutesy clique.
Why be alone when i can be a clone?
Meanwhile, that network produces perhaps one or two hours of competent programming a day. Otherwise it's nothing but garbage reruns of top 10 lists, including during the weeks leading to the draft. It's hard to take the place seriously when they expect you to overlook the lack of effort, and obvious grab toward the almighty dollar. Reruns are pure profit. If anything, nfl network is worse and more lazy now than when it debuted. They must laugh like heck in the back room at the reputation they've managed, while jogging in place and reaching for yet another showing of top 10 raiders.
Watching that network is like attending games at sunlife stadium and failing to recognize that it's a patchwork failure, far inferior to its (league or sport specific) competitors, and an insult to the community, in this case the football-crazed viewers. In my case i can't be disgusted at their inept programming and priorities all year long and then excuse them on draft days. Besides, the graphics are over done, they focus overwhelmingly on the top prospects even more than espn does as opposed to spotlighting lower round guys and potential sleepers, and mayock is nothing special, unless your notion of an ideal scouting report is, "tape...tape...kid...tape...tape...kid...tape...kid...tape...tape...kid...tape."
espn remains the standard. They make a genuine varied effort all year long, with tons of draft-related chatter and programming, including the gruden shows. Their draft coverage is just the right blend of info and entertainment. My only gripe was keyshawn johnson, who blabbed too much and didn't have the ammo. Likewise, steve young used up minutes and was quarterback obsessed, seldom mentioning another position. Now that those guys have been jettisoned or demoted, espn's coverage has returned to prior level. They really should allow kiper and mcshay to joust one-on-one but the heavyweight anchors still prize the draft spotlight.
I wish I got NFL network![]()