 NFL TV Ratings Down Again | The Daily CallerSports | 181605 hits | Sep 23 2:49 am | Posted by: shockedcanadian  The NFL's Eagles-Bears matchup on Monday night garnered an 8.3 overnight rating, an 11 percent drop from last year's week two Monday night face off between theCommentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Bottom line: disrespect the flag, you disrespect those who have fought and died for it and your freedom. My guess is you will see an NFL anthem protest counter movement, not for the sake of players caring, but for the sake of players realizing when owners make less in TV deals, they make less in salary.
Let's see how low the ratings go or if this is just a short term issue.
There are ways to protest without offending so many people.
It's their intention to offend people, classic biting the hand that feeds you.
I haven't watched a pro ball game for more than 20 years now.
Hopefully more Americans will turn their attention and money away from these entitled
spoiled dindus and on to better things.. like hockey.
There are ways to protest without offending so many people.
It's their intention to offend people, classic biting the hand that feeds you.
I haven't watched a pro ball game for more than 20 years now.
Hopefully more Americans will turn their attention and money away from these entitled
spoiled dindus and on to better things.. like hockey.
I also gave up on the NFL many years ago. I found it had become a 3.5 hour snoozefest with about 5-10 minutes of actual action. It was like watching paint dry.
There are ways to protest without offending so many people.
It's their intention to offend people, classic biting the hand that feeds you.
I haven't watched a pro ball game for more than 20 years now.
Hopefully more Americans will turn their attention and money away from these entitled
spoiled dindus and on to better things.. like hockey.
It's been about that long since I was into the NFL. I watch the Superbowl and the odd playoff game now. Might not watch anything at all until respect for the anthem is shown again.
There are ways to protest without offending so many people.
It's their intention to offend people, classic biting the hand that feeds you.
I haven't watched a pro ball game for more than 20 years now.
Hopefully more Americans will turn their attention and money away from these entitled
spoiled dindus and on to better things.. like hockey.
I also gave up on the NFL many years ago. I found it had become a 3.5 hour snoozefest with about 5-10 minutes of actual action. It was like watching paint dry.
Hell, I've seen more action in the final two minutes of a CFL game than I've seen in an entire NFL game.
Hell, I've seen more action in the final two minutes of a CFL game than I've seen in an entire NFL game.
And the final 2 minutes of an NFL game takes 45 minutes to play.
What I want is a game where the opposing teams defend their own end zone and attack the other side's end zone.
Both teams will be armed with medieval weaponry suitable for hand-to-hand combat.
The first member of a team to reach the other side's end zone alive wins the game.
The ratings wil be epic because people want to see actual combat, not this pansy-ass nonsense with helmets and padding.
But seriously. You can't blame the entire downward viewership trend on disrespectful idiots like Kapernick because it's been happening in all major sports for awhile and it's likely because these sports with their strikes, their drug or concussion scandals and enternal quest for the bottom line have alienated alot of their former patrons.
It should be pointed out that not all of the comparisons are favorable. The NCAA Tournament has left the NBA Playoffs in the dust as basketball’s chief TV draw, turning what was already a large gap between the events into a rout. Outside of an NBA Finals Game 7, it is unlikely any NBA game will soon match the 28.3 million viewers for this year’s Duke/Wisconsin title game — or even the 22.6 million for Wisconsin/Kentucky in the Final Four (on cable).
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