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NFL: overall ratings were down a whopping 16.1% from last season’s “Thursday Night Football”
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NFL television ratings plummeted for Texans-Chiefs opener
According to Deadline, overall ratings were down a whopping 16.1% from last season’s “Thursday Night Football” opener between the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers. According to the note, this could end up being a 10-year low for the NFL on NBC. That’s just staggering.
https://sportsnaut.com/2020/09/nfl-televison-ratings-anthem-protests/
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Wonder what the total drop is between now and say 5 years ago ?
I agree with Ken, 16% is nothing, especially when some bars and restaurants are still not open that would account for some of that.
Also Sundays 4:35 game between TB and NO was the highest rated game ever in week one. I was guilty, I turned it on for awhile even though I intended to boycott.
The average television viewership for the 2016 NFL season dropped roughly 8% last year from 2015.
https://www.si.com/media/2017/08/31/colin-kaepernick-nfl-ratings-cbs-study-sean-mcmanus
2015 was when the kid down in SC murdered some blacks while at church, I think. Which was an event that happened due to escalating racial tensions.
Brad Steele
GREAT !!!! hope it dropps even more !!!
Wouldnt watch that B.S. if they payed me !!!!
Thanks !!!
I Grew Old Too Fast (And Smart Too damn Slow !!!) !!! :?
Phil Sims was interviewing a black NFL player, some guy I never heard of.
Phil was a QB for the New York Giants in the eighties and he was good. Since then he has been an NFL announcer. I have watched Phil for many hours, back ten and twenty years ago when I used to watch a lot of football, and he is a good announcer, good voice and intelligent. Probably very rich, probably makes over $2 million a year. I never heard Phil talk about politics or social problems before.
But he started right off saying that he "was in a bubble" when he played. Phil said he didn't realize how terrible blacks had it when he was playing. And he said, that the team mates of his guest were lucky to have a black NFL player explain to them how terrible it is to be a black person in America today.
And Phil and the football player agreed, that earlier this year it was George Floyd, murdered by racist white cops, but tomorrow it could be any black player who gets murdered by racist cops.
I was astonished. I watched this for five minutes and then changed the channel, just before I began to vomit. It was really weird, to see a black guy, not the sharpest pencil in the drawer, he would never have been admitted to college if he weren't an athlete, and he makes $7 million a year catching a football, and he is talking about how bad blacks have it today in America.
Obviously, the word is out to NFL announcers, they have to pander to BLM or they will be out of a job. I mean, Phil doesn't want to lose his $2 million pay check.
*I just looked it up. Phil makes $3 million a year. But that is nothing, Tony Romo just signed a new contract, he makes $18 million a year to announce football games.
1. Don't buy any NFL licensed stuff.
2. Don't buy tickets to any games.
3. Don't watch any games except one person per game.
4. That person makes a list of all advertisers during games.
5. List those advertisers.
6. Don't buy anything from those advertisers.
7. Don't tell the advertisers about the boycott. It is more fun to see how long it takes them to figure it out.
Whoever advised the NFL that turning their games into a showcase for leftist activism was a good idea, should be probably be declared non-essential.
NBC’s Sunday Night Football showcased two of the best franchises in the NFL over the last decade, despite that, the ratings crashed by nearly 20 percent.
“Pulling in 12.22 million viewers in the early metrics and 3.5 in the ratings between 7 -11 PM ET, last night’s big NFL game was down 17% in audience and 25% in the demo from the early numbers of last week’s SNF official season debut,” Deadline Hollywood reported. That hometown win on September 14, 2020 by the LA Rams over the Dallas Cowboys shifted up a bit to 18.94 million viewers and 6.2 ratings for the Comcast-owned network and the league in the final numbers.”
The NFL has suffered tremendous drops in viewership and ratings, particularly among their primetime offerings, since their return nearly two weeks ago. Last week’s Sunday Night Football match-up between the Cowboys and the Rams, suffered a 28% drop in ratings.
https://noqreport.com/2020/09/21/nfl-ratings-plummet-they-need-to-plummet-more/