Dean-Kansas City wrote:Maybe we are becoming too conservative. We should remember what Gordon Ramsey so often says on Kitchen Nightmares to owners of failing restaurants, We Must Embrace Change.
Radicals and revolutionaries define the world and bring about progress, not those who insist on "if ain't broke, don't fix it."
We can either embrace change or it will embrace us.
Radical change is good and does move things forwards but that is when there is reason for radical change. Changing for change sake usually ends up messing things up. That is why when you look at Radical change that was good there was a reason behind it. Everyone here has had a boss that had a "great" idea and watch it make more work and things take longer.
Changing the schedule would favor stronger teams. This would just widen the gap. It could create discouragement. I see no real benefit other than people who don't normally get to play teams do. If you want to test yourself against Chicago and The Jets and you are in the other conference. I would say if you are good enough to test yourself against them they would be on your schedule.
I think people should stop worrying about things that don't effect what is going on the field.Besides it is looking like AFC is falling back down to earth.