Watch football, don't watch football, jerkoff into a napkin while watching Threes Company reruns on Sundays. I don't really care.
There is nothing more whiny and pathetic than someone constantly posting they "aren't watching football this year" over and over and over. You want a cookie? No one cares what entertainment you consume. The first 20 times was sad, the next 200 was worse.
You sound like the type of person that would chase someone that flipped you off in a car going 50 mph.
As for the rest of us, everything in life isn't Blue or Red. We don't rant and jump up and down every time the media or some SJW does something we don't agree with. Many of us are intelligent enough to realize that these clueless athletes are simply trolls (much like the original poster of this thread and many of the other usual suspects) and it's easy enough to be an adult and ignore them. Admittedly, if I was protesting the NFL, I wouldn't feel the need to constantly post articles to support my viewpoint. I would simply go about my business on Sundays and be satisfied with that. With that said, I don't mind calling out the stupidity of those that think their protest on either side of this issue will ever have a lasting impact on the popularity of the NFL. Big whoop, only 14.9 million people watched last year (and of course, that drop in viewership had to be these anti-SJW protests because you say so). In the meantime, the NFL still had record revenues (those TV contracts didn't just stop because of your protest). And with the NFL not showing the protests any more (yeah, for those of us that still watch, we realized that happened about half way through last season), there doesn't seem like the audiences will have too much to shout about any more. Sure, they'll still be clowns like many of the posters in this thread that will desperately search out any article they can find, but for the most part, any impact this has had on viewership is pretty much played out at this point. Those of us that still love to watch football are not going to let a bunch of whiners on a forum stop up from enjoying our favorite past time. Please continue to rant. It makes for a good laugh.
Watch football, don't watch football, jerkoff into a napkin while watching Threes Company reruns on Sundays. I don't really care.
There is nothing more whiny and pathetic than someone constantly posting they "aren't watching football this year" over and over and over. You want a cookie? No one cares what entertainment you consume. The first 20 times was sad, the next 200 was worse.
TV ratings are down across the board, save for the NBA. Yes people are boycotting because of kneeling. Yes people are boycotting because Kap doesn't have a job.
But please don't ignore the fact people under 25 care less and less about sports. Our entertainment options are more robust than ever before. Football is losing populairty because of the concussion issues more than anything else. Also, most of the time these articles don't take streaming numbers into effect. Nothing is going to grow forever.
The ratings dip is a combination of AT LEAST 10 different issues, don't use numbers to conveniently fit your narrative.
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Interesting:
Another NFL Ratings Drop Could Impact Nets' Standing On Wall Street
“We continue to believe the NFL is the single biggest swing factor for media earnings and valuation,” read a research note released this morning from MoffettNathanson. “Any sign of continued NFL ratings weakness could pose a long-term risk for broadcasters who may be forced to bid up for rights.”
--I can't find the ratings for last night's game.
so well said,thank you!!!I have tried not to comment on every thread about this but you have to stop discounting the number of people who are disgusted at the NFL over the kneeling. It is a matter of principle for me and others who won't turn it on. As much as I love football, I love my country a million times more. Especially when the reason for the kneeling is phony.
I have tried not to comment on every thread about this but you have to stop discounting the number of people who are disgusted at the NFL over the kneeling. It is a matter of principle for me and others who won't turn it on. As much as I love football, I love my country a million times more. Especially when the reason for the kneeling is phony.