[costanzaDynasty]

Fifteen minutes after every game a condensed version of the games is posted on the NFL's YouTube channel. Most sports do this now.

Don't pay a premium for a McDonalds French fry.

[laweijfmvo]

I freakin' LOVED when the NHL started doing this. Longer than the old 2 minute highlights, but enough to catch up on games from a different time zone.

[bobro]

Just after they release a movie, you can read the whole plot on wikipedia for free! Don’t pay to see a movie.

[paulmd]

flippant tone aside, this is a thing that actually happened!

not just after they release, but they would definitely show "abridged" versions of movies on daytime TV, with a little bit trimmed off to open up some space for commercials etc

just another thing that netflix ruined

[tantalor]

And you don't really miss anything important, you see all the best plays and scores.

Example from last night: https://youtu.be/IENArFXpQD8?si=YuhqkVZdmJMKPzvR&t=566

[benwilber0]

some people want to watch the game and not just the highlights 3 hours later

[ossobuco]

Why watch the condensed version of the match at this point?

Just check what rank your team got at the end of the championship. Saves you time.

[jbverschoor]

To be able to talk about the game

[apwell23]

uh.. whole point of watching is the thrill of unpredictability in real time.

[singleshot_]

No, the whole point of sports in general is to have something to talk about with clients. Getting to the nut without wasting your weekend is great.