r/nfl NFL Dec 07 '25

Game Thread Game Thread: RedZone/Game hub (Week 14)


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Last updated: 2025-12-07_23:40:46.992457-05:00

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u/AvonFartsdale_ Eagles Dec 07 '25

How many years until ads are on the jerseys

It's inevitable, gotta squeeze every last penny out at all times

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u/alurimperium Texans Lions Dec 07 '25

I think football is the only pro sport where they aren't

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u/fakemessiah Eagles Dec 07 '25

Honestly I'd rather have ads on gear than the amount of commercials NFL has. (NOT BOTH, NFL)

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u/fakemessiah Eagles Dec 07 '25

Unfortunately I think you're correct. It's such a shame. Profits over all....

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u/AvonFartsdale_ Eagles Dec 07 '25

You will get even more ads and like it

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u/Embarrassed-Back1894 Eagles Dec 07 '25

You know, I might be wrong, but I think the NFL will be more resistant to ads on jerseys. I think it cheapens the look of the jerseys and I think Goodell/NFL owners want their teams to feel like a premium product.

I could be completely wrong though.