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Idea for NHL, NBA and NFL

SkinsNDeacs

SkinsNDeacs

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Every year the NFL Pro Bowl, NBA All Star Game and NHL All Star game are all played around the same time. How cool would it be to combine all of them in one city for a blow out weekend? There could be creative combined skill competitions and it would add interest to otherwise boring events (in my opinion). The leagues could draw attention from other league's fans that might not follow their sport. One hurdle would be that the host cities would be limited to cities that have all three sports.

Am I crazy or would this be cool?
 
Why would the NFL have any interest in helping any other leagues?
 
Why would they other leagues want to help the NFL?

Why would anybody want to see Alex Ovechkin in a three point shooting contest?

I doubt there are more than a few posters who regularly watch all three of those games.
 
PhDeac said:
Why would they other leagues want to help the NFL?

Why would anybody want to see Alex Ovechkin in a three point shooting contest?

I doubt there are more than a few posters who regularly watch all three of those games.
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NFL bump for the other leagues would be worth it. The NBA has the best all star weekend in sports though.
 
Deacfreak07 said:
NFL bump for the other leagues would be worth it. The NBA has the best all star weekend in sports though.
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How much bump would the Pro Bowl give the other All-Star games? It's the worst NFL event by far.
 
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Last year the Pro Bowl had higher ratings than nearly every NBA and NHL playoff games. No doubt the NFL would be "giving" more than any other league but there would be some positives. The NHL and NBA are far more international and the NFL wants a piece of that pie.
 
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