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You are probably right. I wonder how they feel about the things Trump has said about pows and gold star families etcBut they do
And I imagine they aren't happy
You are probably right. I wonder how they feel about the things Trump has said about pows and gold star families etcBut they do
And I imagine they aren't happy
They aren't paying TrumpYou are probably right. I wonder how they feel about the things Trump has said about pows and gold star families etc
It's on free tv besides a few gamesViewership is down because less and less households subscribe to cable plans. There's no evidence to suggest that the kneeling significantly impacted ratings at all.
So?They aren't paying Trump
Viewership is down because less and less households subscribe to cable plans. There's no evidence to suggest that the kneeling significantly impacted ratings at all.
They are spending over 160 million a year to do the anthem at NFL games, they don't want the drama during the airtime they paid for
It's on free tv besides a few games
It certainly didn't help, with the base of NFL fans being red blooded, beer chugging, patriotic, flag waving, 'Mericans.
Yes, I do, I don't have cable, waste of money. And the person I replied to said ratings were down from folks cutting cable, so yea, it's on free tv, and new tvs have an internal antennaDoes anyone watch network tv via antenna anymore? Come on, man.
Yeah, I agree it alienated some of them, but ratings were already falling before any of this happened.
Thanks for the info. I can only hope he comes around to the truth.@ripskater claims to be a Christian while ignoring the teachings of Christ. He lives in the laws of the Old Testament not those in the New Testament.
Yes, I do, I don't have cable, waste of money. And the person I replied to said ratings were down from folks cutting cable, so yea, it's on free tv, and new tvs have an internal antenna
Jerry Jones went fully in when local ratings dropped 17%. You saying TX residents aren't watching cause they cut their cable? They have huge stadiums for high school football, TX bleeds football, and ratings are down.They are down because people are cutting cable and the person you originally replied to is me. Ratings are down across all sports. It's an industry wide phenomenon. You're in the minority of watching via antenna.
Jerry Jones went fully in when local ratings dropped 17%. You saying TX residents aren't watching cause they cut their cable? They have huge stadiums for high school football, TX bleeds football, and ratings are down.
The core NFL fan is quite patriotic, and sick how out of hand this has gotten
I support the military and I have no problem standing for the anthem personally, but I also don't really care if some players decide to take a knee. There's something about paid patriotism that seems odd to me.They are spending over 160 million a year to do the anthem at NFL games, they don't want the drama during the airtime they paid for
It's really simple actually
Nothing happened till sponsors stopped sponsoring, tv was down, and and I'm sure the military threatened to stop paying. Ffs Jerry was kneeling a couple weeks ago, now its kneel and get benchedHow do you explain ratings dropping across all sports? How do you explain the NFL's ratings dropping before the protests started?
Especially when a number of owners have voiced public support.
And the loudest voice, who knelt with the players, has changed his stance.
Make no mistake, $$$ will win out in the end. If this wasn't effecting the NFL's bottom line, the Commish wouldn't be releasing any statements hinting at "expectations" to stand for the anthem. Expect enforcement.
You may be right. We'll see what happens at the meeting next week. I don't think it will sit well with a lot f the players and owners, so there may be some backlash if a rule is made.