Mark Murphy: Green Bay, Detroit and Washington are finalists to host 2024 NFL...· Page 2

wpr
Preferred Member Topic Starter

3 years ago

Exactly, which is why the NFL should of brought the draft to Green Bay earlier, before it became a week long event and maybe say for the Packers 100th birthday or something (a great excuse to bring it to Green Bay, and get other teams/fans excited and thinking it should come to their place on their 100th birthday as well). But they missed that...

If they try saying the draft was in Green Bay, but it was only Day 3, that will feel like a bit of an insult to me.

I mean if they do have Day 3 in Green Bay, then great! Just as long as Goodell doesn't try to push the idea that they've crossed Green Bay off their list and never have to do it again.

Though, a great substitute or counter by Murphy might be, to have Day 3 of the Draft every year in Green Bay. That would be a major win, though, I doubt the NFL would go for that.

Either way, I expect them to at least have four media guys and the crew live and in person, even if they switch cities, the rest might be in a studio somewhere.

Originally Posted by: beast

No disagreement from me. The "four media guys" who are in GB will be their third string not the ones who are center stage on Day 1. They will be in studio.

beast
Select Member

3 years ago

#12

So I expect it to be Detroit.

Originally Posted by: beast

As expected, it's Detroit

The NFL draft his heading to Detroit.

NFL owners voted today to award the 2024 NFL draft to Detroit. The event will take place in the downtown area of the city near Ford Field, where the Lions play.

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Cheesey
Preferred Member

3 years ago

#13

As expected, it's Detroit

Originally Posted by: beast

That figures.
That way all the NFL fans showing up for all the draft hoopla can view all the Detroit Lions Super Bowl trophies.
uh....I mean....all the NFC Champions trophies.......uh.........nevermind.....

wpr
Preferred Member Topic Starter

3 years ago

#14

As expected, it's Detroit

Originally Posted by: beast

Yep. No surprise.

Cheesey
Preferred Member

3 years ago

#15

Yep. No surprise.

Originally Posted by: wpr

Well, Detroit has so many positive things. More hotels. More prostitutes. More violent crime.
Whats not to love?

Pugger
Member

3 years ago

#16

I'm not surprised GB wasn't chosen to host the draft. My hometown doesn't have the facilities and hotel space to hold an event like this.

Cheesey
Preferred Member

3 years ago

#17

I'm not surprised GB wasn't chosen to host the draft. My hometown doesn't have the facilities and hotel space to hold an event like this.

Originally Posted by: Pugger

I'm not surprised either. But it doesn't seem fair to punish the smallest town in the NFL because it's not "big city".
When the Packers win a championship, how many riots and looting start up?
They should be congratulated, not punished
The NFLA could make it work. Bus the big wigs and fans to and from the surrounding areas from their hotels. The PGA did it so that the Ryder Cup could be held at Whistling straits in little Sheboygan Wisconsin.
I'm just saying it could be done. They just don't want to put forth the extra effort.
JMO of course.

wpr
Preferred Member Topic Starter

3 years ago

#18

Originally Posted by: Cheesey

It's not being punished. It is simply the facts. I am sure they looked at other measures including busing people in. It would be a logistical nightmare. Instead of Green Bay the NFL should consider Milwaukee.
It is not as simple as hotel rooms. They need too many upscale 4-5 star rooms. They need restaurants. A lot of them. More than a few Perkins or Krolls. They need more than overall accommodations than is possible in a small city. They also have to be located within a certain area. People are not going to want to stay in Appleton or Oshkosh. Most of the time I stay in one of those towns for a game. There are plenty of rooms because everyone else is in Green Bay. I am not fussy. I have stayed in Motel 6, Super 8 and la Quinta to name a few.
You can't have it both ways. You can't thump your chest and brag about following a team in the smallest city (By a wide wide wide margin.) and then be upset when the powers that be tell us the city is too small for our network needs.
As far as the PGA event is concerned, I guess that means the NFL draft weekend draws a whole lot more people than a golf outing. Let's face it 20-30,000 people at a golf event is a lot. 150,000 people at a draft is not.

Zero2Cool
Elite Member

3 years ago

#19

NFL selected Detroit over Green Bay? Fook the NFL! I'm boycotting the draft and every player that comes out of that draft!!!!! That'll learn'em

wpr
Preferred Member Topic Starter

3 years ago

#20

NFL selected Detroit over Green Bay? Fook the NFL! I'm boycotting the draft and every player that comes out of that draft!!!!! That'll learn'em

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

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I was hoping the great town of Howard would be heard from.

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