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Decades of excellence, storied names and lots of fans... they were big time when the league became "the thing to watch".
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Don't care about the Cowboys.
The only thing that can make me even begin to consider watching a non Chiefs NFL game are the Raiders or Broncos playing. |
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How can it be a better league when ratings are in the toilet? They are just saying something to have something to say.
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You would have thought that last night's game would have been a boost to the ratings being the Raiders are so good for the NFL and the Donks are the Superfarce Champs. Both teams come in with a 6-2 record, so it was between 2 teams perceived to be good in a rivalry division game. That should have been a big ratings game. Nope.
The Broncos-Raiders game drew an 11.7 overnight rating, down significantly from last year’s Week 9 Sunday Night matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys. That game drew a 14.7 rating. And it wasn’t just the primetime game: according to Sports Business Journal’s Austin Karp, ratings for the national CBS afternoon games were also down 20 percent compared to Week 9 in 2015, and the Fox window at 1 p.m. was down 9 percent. As noted by Pro Football Talk’s Michael David Smith, ratings have now been down in 26 of the 27 NFL primetime games this season. |
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This pisses me off to no end. The Cowboys are obnoxious enough without a winning record. Now I can't turn on the TV without hearing about them.
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