This week on the channel +4.2M views this week

Camera angles and clocks fill Omar Raja's NFL suggestion box

Fifteen uploads mix football rule questions with a look back at 2016's claim to sporting greatness.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Should They Ban 55+ Yard Field Goal Kicks?

Omar Raja has given football viewers plenty to redesign: the broadcast camera angle, the clock, even whether games should go ahead in bad weather. His uploads make the NFL feel like a suggestion box, with almost every part of the viewing experience open for discussion.

The week's most-watched new upload, "Should They Ban 55+ Yard Field Goal Kicks?", has reached roughly 437,000 views. On Hot Take Hotline, contributor ChiTownNick argues that increasingly reliable long kicks encourage offenses to settle for field goals rather than pursue touchdowns. Archival footage of Cam Little and Brandon Aubrey supplies the kicking backdrop; Omar supplies the startled invitation to explain.

The comments offer a fairly practical counterargument. Viewers point to the field position surrendered after a missed long attempt, the greater reward for a touchdown and the pleasure of watching a huge kick in a tight finish. Several make the case that better kickers add something to football rather than take something away.

That Short also carries the most daily viewing momentum, followed by the camera-angle and nonstop-clock questions. Elsewhere, "Is 2016 The Best Year In Sports" opens a nostalgic detour, while "Did The Patriots Save Tom Brady's Career?" puts a familiar football legacy up for discussion.

Across the channel, daily viewing is close to its usual level and subscribers were unchanged over the week. Among nearby sports channels, Team Jesser is drawing above-usual daily views, while CashNasty is quieter than usual. Omar's own week is less about a sudden surge than a busy run of questions, with the kickers providing the liveliest argument.

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What viewers say

It adds another aspect to the game. If you miss the long FG the other team has great field position. That's the trade off.
@10YearOldTomSee it on YouTube
I love the 60+ bombs. It’s called special teams for a reason. They can win or lose you a game that’s football
@iamaniner916See it on YouTube
I think it’s cool. Kickers are becoming more valuable, and for kickers like Aubrey and Little, they are straight up weapons
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The nfl does reward teams for moving far down the field with a touchdown
@iladelph84See it on YouTube
Long field goals in the closing seconds of a tight game are kinda intense my guy
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