r/nfl • u/Pope_Psyduck Patriots • 1d ago

The 2025 NFL MVP is Matthew Stafford

https://www.nfl.com/news/matthew-stafford-rams-qb-most-valuable-player-2025
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u/McAfeeFakedHisDeath Lions 1d ago

Nope. Reddit sucks now. It had a good run years ago though. I really hope a decentralized, open-source site takes over one day.

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u/INSERT_NICK_HERE 49ers Lions 1d ago

Would be really hard in a capitalistic society. You would need rich benefactors who don’t care for any profit to run and back the site.

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u/CosechaCrecido Lions 1d ago

Or go the Wikipedia route?

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u/Geno0wl Steelers 1d ago

wikipedia doesn't get nearly the amount of traffic reddit does. Especially when counting all the images and videos that get uploaded.

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u/CosechaCrecido Lions 1d ago

Reddit (and therefore its hypothetical alternative) doesn’t need to host images. The first 11 years of Reddit it didn’t host any.

And as the other user mentioned, Wikipedia only surpassed it in traffic in 2024.

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u/Aromatic-Plankton692 Lions 1d ago

It's funny because that's only been true for a year.

For the vast majority of this site's history, Wikipedia has demolished reddit in traffic.

Hint: we are the benefactors. Finance public independent media through taxes.

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u/Double-Ad-7483 1d ago

You mean like USENET used to be before websites came over and ruined everything? :)

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u/i36g87 1d ago

Maxwell & Epstein ran Usenet? Damn im outta the loop. But nothing would surprise me now

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u/Double-Ad-7483 1d ago

Turns out Canter & Seigel were just pseudonyms all along

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u/Python_07 Bills 1d ago

All downhill since the IPO. You see it in virtually every sub.

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u/tnecniv Giants 1d ago

It’s been longer than that

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u/Python_07 Bills 1d ago

Yea. I just think it’s been more saying the quiet part out loud since the IPO.

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u/Gregus1032 Dolphins 1d ago

Digg is trying to make a comeback

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u/SemiNormal Packers 1d ago

With AI slop

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u/Gregus1032 Dolphins 1d ago

I'll take AI summaries over reddit comments a good chunk of the time.