Would you pay a monthly fee for a service like this when watching football?

sevenand7kc · 11-16-2004, 01:59 PM

Every time I watch the games on TV I keep seeing more and more crap on the screen that takes away from actually seeing the play on the field.

On ESPN they have the 28/58 feature. Then I think it’s FOX that has a feature that is basically an advertisement for their fall lineup that displays the shows they offer. I have caught myself reading that information when there is a play going on and I miss the play. Or they have brought up some advertisement on the screen in the lower left corner and it’s blocked me from seeing the touchdown pass.

What if you had the ability to show your fantasy football scores on the bottom from the leagues you are in? Say Yahoo made their stats available and they could download the information for you and it would be real time. Am I the only one going to the computer during the broadcast to see how my fantasy team is doing?

My question is would you pay a small fee say $2.95 or something like that to have the options to not display the adds and the stats of players? What about to view your fantasy football information?

What else am I missing that they could offer?

11-16-2004, 01:59 PM	Topic Starter
sevenand7kc Starter Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Kansas City Casino cash: $10004900	Would you pay a monthly fee for a service like this when watching football? Every time I watch the games on TV I keep seeing more and more crap on the screen that takes away from actually seeing the play on the field. On ESPN they have the 28/58 feature. Then I think it’s FOX that has a feature that is basically an advertisement for their fall lineup that displays the shows they offer. I have caught myself reading that information when there is a play going on and I miss the play. Or they have brought up some advertisement on the screen in the lower left corner and it’s blocked me from seeing the touchdown pass. What if you had the ability to show your fantasy football scores on the bottom from the leagues you are in? Say Yahoo made their stats available and they could download the information for you and it would be real time. Am I the only one going to the computer during the broadcast to see how my fantasy team is doing? My question is would you pay a small fee say $2.95 or something like that to have the options to not display the adds and the stats of players? What about to view your fantasy football information? What else am I missing that they could offer?
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