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While the NFL's current labor situation has been one of the priorities at the annual meetings in Orlando, Fla., this week, one of the other primary discussions has centered on finding new ways to improve the in-stadium experience for fans.
During his press conference at the league meetings in Orlando, Fla., on Monday, Commissioner Roger Goodell talked about the challenges of competing with options such as high-definition television and the NFL RedZone Channel that fans are able to enjoy in their living rooms.
"The issue for us is we are our own competitor in that sense," Goodell said. "High-definition television and RedZone, all of those things do make it attractive to watch on television. It's also exciting to be in the stadium. Our challenge is to continue to make it exciting for people to come to our facility. And that comes from a lot of different perspectives."
The NFL RedZone channel was launched in 2009 by the NFL Network, and was available on severa..
Source: Packers.com
