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I lost interest in the whole anticipation of the lockout being lifted long ago. I fully expect it to run into the season and fully expect to miss a few games. However, I'd rather have no games than scab games so I'm glad that hasn't been talked about.
When the game returns, it returns and I'll return to watching and being entertained.
I'm not losing interest at all. And the NFL isn't hyping a resolution. It's the media.
They're the ones who are all locked into billion-dollar contracts with the NFL-- if you think we fans want NFL football, you can bet the networks want to receive something for the money they've dumped into the league.
However, I'd rather have no games than scab games so I'm glad that hasn't been talked about.
The scab players idea pretty much only works when there's a strike. One of the benefits of decertification for the players is that it can no longer single out a single organization to lock out-- if there's a lockout, you have to lock out everyone. Trying to hire scabs would be virtually impossible in the current situation.
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