Should chefs have a permanent Christmas match?

Christmas football is there to stay. And the chefs hope to stay at Christmas.

Chiefs hoped to become a permanent Christmas element, such as Thanksgiving Lions and Cowboys.

Our two hundred? Don’t do it, nfl.

The chefs will not be permanently competitive and relevant. They will not have Patrick Mahomes forever. They will not have Taylor Swift indefinitely. It is much better to have flexibility in the event that the chefs do not become a large team at some point.

Whenever the Detroit-Dallas hammer on Turkey day is questioned, the justification takes place like this: they intervened when no one else wanted to do it. This is surely not the case with Christmas games. This is an opportunity to play for a massive, captive and autonomous audience. Most, if not, all the teams would like to play on December 25.

Of course, use the chefs are long because they are convincing. But make this decision one year at a time.

Even better, keep a flexible option available for any Christmas game in case the games that look good can hit the dung heap by December.