I just saw an article in the paper today that said that even though Buffalo will be able to broadcast the Bills/Colts game on local TV on Sunday night, Rochester will not. Apparently the NFL considers Rochester, Toronto, Syracuse and all the surrounding areas a secondary market. So they won't be allowed to broadcast the game. Yet Buffalo and the surrounding suburbs will be allowed to broadcast the game on ABC. They are the primary market. Bob Matthews does have a point too.... Why the hell is Rochester considered a primary market when it comes to the blackout rule, yet for this, they are only a secondary market? **** YOU NFL! You greedy ****s!
Oh and **** TIME WARNER!
Oh and **** TIME WARNER!
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