I've always said, the NFL is the best sports league in the world. It's financially stable. For the most part, they do things right. This has been a season full of exciting games and record-breaking accomplishments. Almost every game is worth watching.
And when they're not, the NFL makes sure there are contingencies.
Last Monday night, the NFL made sure a dull game with little playoff implication between San Diego and Jacksonville was on the same night at A Charlie Brown Christmas. So I could watch Charlie Brown without worrying about missing anything.
Tonight is an even worse Monday night clunker -- St. Louis at Seattle. The Rams are mathematically eliminated, the Seahwaks could sneak in as a wild-card team if about six other NFC teams lose all their remaining games.
But lo, ABC comes to the rescue again, with my fifth-favorite Christmas special, I Want a Dog For Christmas, Charlie Brown, is on.
It's a Christmas miracle. Thanks, NFL.
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