Originally posted by channtheman
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From the ASK VIC ( Ketchman) Chat and posted 1 hour ago at 12:05 PM ET Wed. 06 Nov. 2013
Question: Chris from Marshall, WI
I was at the game on Monday night and have a question regarding injury news. For the fans in the stadium, there was no news regarding injuries and I was wondering why?
Vic's response:
Chris, I’m with you. It’s that way in every stadium in the league because teams don’t want to provide injury information to their opponents. I get that, but what about the paying customer? What about the fans who’ve reached into their back pocket, are sitting in the rain and the cold and are being deprived of information the non-paying customer is getting at home for free from one of the sideline reporters or NFL insiders who’s reporting information it got from the ubiquitous “league source”? Hey, who is this league source and why is he seemingly available only to league media partners? Injuries have become the story of the year. They really have. You can’t tell the story of the NFL without talking about injuries. They have become so important to the story of the NFL that we can no longer withhold information about those injuries without depriving the fans, especially the ticket-buying fans, of information they deserve to know. In my opinion, this is an issue the league needs to address. Improving the game-day experience begins with making sure the fan in the stands gets the same information the fan at home is getting.
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