Yeah, but its more of a viewing behavior issue, its not really just an NFL issue.
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It has it worts but football is still the best sport to watch. I only turn it off when football games become political TV shows. Play the games, focus on the games and collect big dollars. Hard to **** up but they do their best.
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Ratings way down for NFL opener
Posted by Michael David Smith September 7, 2018, 10:04 AM EDT The NFL’s opening Thursday night game got disappointing TV ratings for a league that is battling perceptions of rapidly declining popularity. NBC announced a 13.4 overnight rating for the Super Bowl champion Eagles’ last-second win over the Falcons. That was way down from the 14.6 for Chiefs-Patriots last year, which itself was way down from a 16.5 for Panthers-Broncos the year before, which itself was way down from a 17.7 for Steelers-Patriots the year before that. Are there extenuating circumstances? Sure. Kickoff was delayed by almost an hour because of thunderstorms in Philadelphia, and the game was a sloppy, penalty-filled mess. But there are only so many times that the NFL can spin its ratings decline as being the result of extenuating circumstances. Whatever the reasons, the league’s television ratings are not the juggernaut they once were. The NFL still gets national television ratings that any other sport (or, for that matter, any entertainment program) would kill for, but it no longer gets the kinds of television ratings it got a few years back. ----- Last night’s game is not only down from last year, but 2016, 2015 and 2014 – all of which saw successive declines. It was the worst total audience an opening game has had since 2009. |
Just remember, it's an indictment of tv ratings going down. They are as dominant as they've ever been just less people are watching tv in general.
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Best way to watch is NFL replay. 1 hour per game with all the crap removed. Used to be $30 now it's $99. Makes me think it's on purpose to slow these games down.
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https://www.indiewire.com/2017/12/to...es-1201911145/
Read that and tell me that doesn't paint exactly what I said. And yes I know it's old but it's a problem that will continue as more people stream and move away from tv in general. |
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I rarely watch a live game anymore. usually, for say a noon game, I won't start watching until around 1:30 via DVR.
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The numbers are clear as ****ing day if you pull your head out of your ass. T.V ratings are declining across the board. Times change. Society changes. Old technology such as television are not immune to it. Meanwhile, the NFL STILL dominates the T.V market. You so, so badly want this to be about Kaep just so you can feel like conservatives won something. Sad, sad little man. |
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When you consider this. In 2017 the NFL alone accounted for 71 of the year's 100 most-watched telecasts. In 2007 that figure was 22 of 100. That's Nielsen data from 18-49 year olds. TV viewing in general is down but you factor this in, NFL was down 9%. Linear networks down 16% cable nets down 11%. How can anyone say that the NFL is the issue? Are there things I don't like, yea there are but overall more people are watching their stuff than anything else. Does that mean every tv show has a problem cause all ratings are ****ing down. |
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