104th Season of the NFL! (1 Viewer)

This is brilliant by the league - in the realm of PR this is a perfect example of grabbing an extreme public perception and flipping it on its head.

Now when conspiracy theorist fans make comments about the ā€œscriptedā€ nature of the NFL, the casual fan will think - ā€œno it isnā€™t, that was just a commercial!ā€

Also, when you openly mock something that you are accused of doing, it devalues the accusation.

Againā€¦brilliant by the NFL marketing team.

Hereā€™s where it bugs meā€¦

There is only a small minority of people who believe the NFL is outright scripted, in say, the same way the WWE is scripted.

The larger majority of fans donā€™t think this but do realize that there are massive inconsistencies in the way games are officiated that can and sometimes do lead to altered outcomes.

So by the NFL putting out the message of ā€œhow silly is it that people think this could be fake?ā€ - it invalidates the reality that not every outcome is pure and unadulterated in the NFL.

Example - the ā€œNo Callā€. That wasnā€™t planned in advance. But it was a critical mistake that benefited a large market team in their contest over a small market team for the right to go to the NFLs biggest event - where itā€™s more about money, ratings and market shares than it is about football. Not scripted - but definitely fishy.
 
This is brilliant by the league - in the realm of PR this is a perfect example of grabbing an extreme public perception and flipping it on its head.

Now when conspiracy theorist fans make comments about the ā€œscriptedā€ nature of the NFL, the casual fan will think - ā€œno it isnā€™t, that was just a commercial!ā€

Also, when you openly mock something that you are accused of doing, it devalues the accusation.

Againā€¦brilliant by the NFL marketing team.

Hereā€™s where it bugs meā€¦

There is only a small minority of people who believe the NFL is outright scripted, in say, the same way the WWE is scripted.

The larger majority of fans donā€™t think this but do realize that there are massive inconsistencies in the way games are officiated that can and sometimes do lead to altered outcomes.

So by the NFL putting out the message of ā€œhow silly is it that people think this could be fake?ā€ - it invalidates the reality that not every outcome is pure and unadulterated in the NFL.

Example - the ā€œNo Callā€. That wasnā€™t planned in advance. But it was a critical mistake that benefited a large market team in their contest over a small market team for the right to go to the NFLs biggest event - where itā€™s more about money, ratings and market shares than it is about football. Not scripted - but definitely fishy.
Great post. I always refer to it as nuanced, guided. Not full on scripted.
 
This is brilliant by the league - in the realm of PR this is a perfect example of grabbing an extreme public perception and flipping it on its head.

Now when conspiracy theorist fans make comments about the ā€œscriptedā€ nature of the NFL, the casual fan will think - ā€œno it isnā€™t, that was just a commercial!ā€

Also, when you openly mock something that you are accused of doing, it devalues the accusation.

Againā€¦brilliant by the NFL marketing team.

Hereā€™s where it bugs meā€¦

There is only a small minority of people who believe the NFL is outright scripted, in say, the same way the WWE is scripted.

The larger majority of fans donā€™t think this but do realize that there are massive inconsistencies in the way games are officiated that can and sometimes do lead to altered outcomes.

So by the NFL putting out the message of ā€œhow silly is it that people think this could be fake?ā€ - it invalidates the reality that not every outcome is pure and unadulterated in the NFL.

Example - the ā€œNo Callā€. That wasnā€™t planned in advance. But it was a critical mistake that benefited a large market team in their contest over a small market team for the right to go to the NFLs biggest event - where itā€™s more about money, ratings and market shares than it is about football. Not scripted - but definitely fishy.
Theyā€™re just playing off the meme that came off Twitter.
 
This is brilliant by the league - in the realm of PR this is a perfect example of grabbing an extreme public perception and flipping it on its head.

Now when conspiracy theorist fans make comments about the ā€œscriptedā€ nature of the NFL, the casual fan will think - ā€œno it isnā€™t, that was just a commercial!ā€

Also, when you openly mock something that you are accused of doing, it devalues the accusation.

Againā€¦brilliant by the NFL marketing team.

Hereā€™s where it bugs meā€¦

There is only a small minority of people who believe the NFL is outright scripted, in say, the same way the WWE is scripted.

The larger majority of fans donā€™t think this but do realize that there are massive inconsistencies in the way games are officiated that can and sometimes do lead to altered outcomes.

So by the NFL putting out the message of ā€œhow silly is it that people think this could be fake?ā€ - it invalidates the reality that not every outcome is pure and unadulterated in the NFL.

Example - the ā€œNo Callā€. That wasnā€™t planned in advance. But it was a critical mistake that benefited a large market team in their contest over a small market team for the right to go to the NFLs biggest event - where itā€™s more about money, ratings and market shares than it is about football. Not scripted - but definitely fishy.



I remember flipping through games and the patriots got one of the worst calls in history to beat the browns when they 100% should have loss. I remember Tom Brady screaming and I was like really bro, you really watch that replay and felt like you really won the game. The Rams no call push me to the edge.
 
"What if we let Cleveland and Chicago play the Super Bowl in Dublin?"
 

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