Andrew Sharp came out heavy against the influx of indoor NFL stadiums.
Andrew Sharp came out heavy against the influx of indoor NFL stadiums. He writes:
Modern capitalism has been an object of considerable public debate over the past 10 years, and while I’m not particularly inclined to join our ongoing conversation about the historic merits or contemporary failings of Western markets, I will say this: we are building too many football stadiums with roofs.
I disagree with Andrew, but have my own modern NFL gripe: Too many international games. And so we discuss these topics but also the following:
Morgan Wallen vs. the cultural gatekeepers.
The 49ers’ cursed substation is gaining normie believers
Andrew wants the NFL to stop building domes; Ethan wants a roof on Levi’s.
Are we falsely romanticizing terrible weather games?
Has the NFL’s global experiment actually worked?
“Fracking the pie”: Can the NFL dilute its own product forever?
Why watching football on Netflix feels wrong.
The modern NFL is becoming a Starbucks.
Should the Washington Redskins come back?
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