Summary
The NFL has decided to stop having doubleheader games on "Monday Night Football." Instead, these extra games will be shown at different times, possibly on holidays or through exclusive streaming services. This decision has fans split, with some supporting fewer games at the same time and others wanting even more games spread throughout the week.
Key Facts
- The NFL will no longer have doubleheader games on "Monday Night Football."
- The extra games will be shown in separate time slots, not at the same time.
- Some of these games might be scheduled for holidays like Thanksgiving or Christmas.
- The league is considering special streaming packages for these games.
- Fans have mixed reactions; some prefer traditional primetime games, while others welcome the chance for more games during the week.
- The change aims to prevent split ratings when multiple games air simultaneously.
- Media companies like Netflix are interested in hosting these standalone games.
