- NFL season expected to have an ‘unfortunate’ upside
- More seasoned experts may cover games due to TV strike
- Commissioner Roger Goodell anticipates high-quality production
The NFL season is expected to see an “unfortunate” upside as a result of the ongoing television strikes, according to Commissioner Roger Goodell. While the situation for those on strike might not be ideal, football fans can look forward to more seasoned professionals covering the games and potentially higher-quality production.
Goodell acknowledged the “unfortunate” aspect of the strikes and mentioned that some of their usual NFL broadcasters are unable to work due to the strikes. As a result, some games will be covered by seasoned professionals who might not have gotten the opportunity otherwise. Goodell believes that this could lead to improved production quality, although it is important to note that the strike has negatively impacted many workers in the industry.
He adds that while the NFL would prefer not to have these challenges, they are prepared to work through them and provide football fans with an exciting and enjoyable season.