NFL: Father of mishaps past, present and future
The NFL, oh how you never fail to disappoint. You truly are the father of mishaps, both past, present, and undoubtedly future. But don’t worry, I’m here to express my utmost gratitude to you. Yes, thank you kindly, NFL, for consistently making my job so incredibly easy. It’s as if you hand-deliver the material to me on a silver platter. I can’t help but take the time to acknowledge your remarkable ability to mess things up.
You see, NFL, I’m actually rooting for you. Yes, you heard that right. Despite knowing deep down that you’re bound to fail, I still hold out hope for your success. Not for your sake, of course, but for the sake of the players and communities that your teams and organizations represent. It’s them I’m cheering for, not you. But alas, as we enter this new season, I can’t help but reflect on your questionable judgment and decision-making.
You had all the information at your disposal, NFL. It was right there, in plain sight, for everyone to see. Yet, you still managed to come to the same conclusions you always do. It’s disheartening, really. I’ve come to the realization that I can no longer trust your judgment. Your decision-making skills are simply not up to par. It’s a shame, but I suppose I should have known better.
Now, I could spend the majority of my time dwelling on the “what ifs” and the “could haves,” dissecting every mistake and missed opportunity. But let’s not live in the past, shall we? No, let’s focus on the present and the future. And let me tell you, NFL, what I’m about to say is of utmost importance. I speak not only for myself but for the entire world when I say this: it’s time for a change.
Whoever is in charge, please take a seat. I, the voice of the public, the voice of the world, the voice of the universe, have something to say. It’s time to reconsider the scheduling of games. Those games played on holidays, when people gather around their TVs to watch, when we as a society come together as fans, those games need to be reevaluated. I know it may sound radical, but hear me out.
We’ve all endured the agony of watching those holiday games, haven’t we? We’ve wasted precious time, time we’ll never get back, on lackluster performances and disappointing outcomes. It’s time to put an end to that misery. If you insist on subjecting us to such mediocrity, at least have the decency to rotate the teams and matchups. Let’s not ruin our holidays with subpar football. Let’s not allow you, NFL, to put us in a bad mood, to stir up negative emotions when we should be filled with joy.
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But scheduling issues are just the tip of the iceberg, NFL. You still haven’t managed to get a grip on the ongoing outbreaks. Rumors circulate that some teams are withholding information, strategically releasing it at the last possible moment to gain a competitive advantage. Now, I won’t dive into the validity of these rumors, as I’m focused on the future, not the present. But it’s a troubling thought, isn’t it?
After experiencing the disappointment, the frustration, the sheer helplessness that comes with being a fan, I’ve come to a realization. I can’t change the past, I can’t alter what has already happened. But I can focus on the future. And in doing so, I have a suggestion for you, NFL. Take it as free advice, a gift from me to you.
You may think that I don’t care, that I’m just a harbinger of negativity when it comes to you. But let me assure you, this is tough love. It’s time to face the reality of your shortcomings and make a change. Embrace the path of least resistance, NFL. Consider this idea of forward thinking. Let’s eliminate NFL games on Thanksgiving altogether. Yes, you heard me right. No more Thanksgiving games.
If you insist on subjecting us to games like the ones we’ve endured in the past, it’s time to reevaluate your priorities. We shouldn’t be left with a bitter taste in our mouths on a day that’s meant for gratitude and celebration. It’s time to take control, NFL. It’s time to show us that you have things under control, that you can handle the responsibility that comes with being a beloved institution.
So, NFL, I implore you to reflect on my words. Take them to heart and consider the impact of your decisions. The world is watching, and we’re hoping for the best. But know this, we won’t stand idly by as you continue to disappoint. The time for change is now, NFL. The time to step up and prove your worth is upon us. Will you rise to the occasion, or will you continue to be the father of mishaps? The choice is yours.