Maybe they thought they were watching Fox News
hno:Yes it had something to do with Brady switching teams and how he would do.
But what about all those people who said "i'm out".
I get i get, they are "out" starting today.
Just like tomorrow i'm starting a new diet and exercise plan
Tomorrow i am going to start giving it 110% at my job so i can get promoted and make more $$
Tomorrow i'm gonna be blah blah blah
You'll be back to eating pizza and ice cream and slacking off at your job in a few days
But what about all those people who said "i'm out".
I get i get, they are "out" starting today.
Just like tomorrow i'm starting a new diet and exercise plan
Tomorrow i am going to start giving it 110% at my job so i can get promoted and make more $$
Tomorrow i'm gonna be blah blah blah
You'll be back to eating pizza and ice cream and slacking off at your job in a few days
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Just for the record I never watched even one second of NFL this past week. If you don't think I wanted to watch Brady in Tampa AND Cam Newton in his first Pats appearance you're crazy.
But I refuse to support racism. I don't support the KKK. And I don't support their black counterpart, BLM. There is no room in this country for racial divides from either side.
I stand by my resolve. And I'm not alone.
But I refuse to support racism. I don't support the KKK. And I don't support their black counterpart, BLM. There is no room in this country for racial divides from either side.
I stand by my resolve. And I'm not alone.
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[h=1]NFL ratings: Cowboys-Rams’ Sunday Night Football game takes massive ratings hit . Just days after the NFL Kickoff Game saw a dramatic decrease in television ratings, the Sunday Night Football Clash between the Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Rams saw a similar hit to its audience in Week 1.[/h][FONT="]On a day that saw league-wide player and team protests in Week 1, the NFL’s marquee broadcast suffered a massive ratings hit with two of the league’s most popular teams on the field and no fans in the stands.[/FONT]
[h=2]NFL’s Week 1 ratings decline to begin 2020 season[/h][FONT="]After Thursday’s season-opening clash between the Houston Texans and Kansas City Chiefs drew 19.3 million viewers and a 16.1% drop from the opener in 2019, problems continued for the NFL on Sunday.[/FONT]
[FONT="]According to Deadline.com, Sunday night’s clash between the Rams and Cowboys saw only 14.81 million viewers watch the game. While it’s initial data that lacks Nielsen data from the West Coast, the numbers are a steep drop from the 22.2 million viewers Sunday Night Football held in Week 1 of the 2019 season when the New England Patriots faced the Pittsburgh Steelers.[/FONT]
[h=2]NFL’s Week 1 ratings decline to begin 2020 season[/h][FONT="]After Thursday’s season-opening clash between the Houston Texans and Kansas City Chiefs drew 19.3 million viewers and a 16.1% drop from the opener in 2019, problems continued for the NFL on Sunday.[/FONT]
[FONT="]According to Deadline.com, Sunday night’s clash between the Rams and Cowboys saw only 14.81 million viewers watch the game. While it’s initial data that lacks Nielsen data from the West Coast, the numbers are a steep drop from the 22.2 million viewers Sunday Night Football held in Week 1 of the 2019 season when the New England Patriots faced the Pittsburgh Steelers.[/FONT]
