Deletion of List of Monday Night Football results (1990–2009)

Comment: NOTSTATS, and most of these articles are poorly sourced (if at all) so there's no indication that they meet 
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:LISTN)

Comment: The articles are notable and several of them do include key notes about the games that were shown like the page for NFL Network's Thursday Night Football. The only issue I have where a page would fail  is NBC Sunday Night Football results (2006–present)#SNF statistics. To me that section of that article is an excessive listings of statistics. The games however are not as this information can be found all over Wikipedia such as team articles, NFL season articles, etc. This is just another way to present that same information and from what I've seen in Wikipedia there are multiple articles that contain the same information but different ways to present them. I'm not a big sports fan however when I talk with others about a particular game they always tend to reference if it was a Monday night game or a Thursday night game. The dates that a game plays on is very notable in the United States. Also these lists are similar to a notable TV show which has multiple articles detailing/listing the episodes. Essentially the game is an episode of Monday Night Football for example. What would improve these articles would be more prose interjected into them and expand on the viewership of each game if the number of people that watched a game is available. Some of the Monday Night Football articles have a list of the game's viewership which is beneficial and encyclopedic
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:NOTSTATS)

Comment: Generalizing due to the decades of time involved and the newer broadcasting partners/dates, these games were picked as a/the league's marquee game of the week (1 of 13 ~ 1 of 16) including for rivalries, rematches of meaningful games from the prior season, marquee player matchups (ie, ratings interest), televised nationally throughout the United State, drive local fan interest and ticket sales differently, and inherently subject to national media coverage rather than just the local media of the associated teams of a typical Sunday game.  Each is a distinct type of game, with specific game times, and different allowed days of game preparation including player return from injury.  They are different in every way except the playing rules. The  ("Excessive listings of statistics") argument is utterly lacking, though possibly appealing to those unfamiliar with the content. The supporting text and citations can be improved to provide this context to the casual reader as is true of many articles. Please adhere to 
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:NOTSTATS||WP:BLUDGEON)

Comment: This really, really clearly fails .  The data is essentially trivia, like a list of IIN numbers or weather reports.  The participants in the list are generally notable, but such lists as these do not meet the same bar.  Monday Night Football should exist, but we do not need a dozen articles for its proceedings; the same goes for the other shows
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:NOTSTATS)