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<blockquote data-quote="WVU-SE" data-source="post: 129704461" data-attributes="member: 1374453"><p>Not directly but you make some good points. IMO the biggest downfall is all of the crappy QB play. There have been just bad games on primetime slots. Haven't seen ratings for this week, but imagine that they did very well with Falcons-Packers and Eagles-Cowboys, since they were very good games.</p><p></p><p>From what I've read, people were tuning in, then tuning out of games. Lastly, I think the NFL cashed in on the fantasy football bubble that has now reached it's peak. They banked that people would watch uninteresting games 3-4 times per week since they had fantasy players in the game not thinking that the non football fans are content with checking the updates on their phones as opposed to tuning in. I know a ton of people who our fantasy football freaks who don't even watch a game or even like football.</p><p></p><p>NBA is doing it right, whatever they are doing. It's growing and has become a watchable product again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WVU-SE, post: 129704461, member: 1374453"] Not directly but you make some good points. IMO the biggest downfall is all of the crappy QB play. There have been just bad games on primetime slots. Haven't seen ratings for this week, but imagine that they did very well with Falcons-Packers and Eagles-Cowboys, since they were very good games. From what I've read, people were tuning in, then tuning out of games. Lastly, I think the NFL cashed in on the fantasy football bubble that has now reached it's peak. They banked that people would watch uninteresting games 3-4 times per week since they had fantasy players in the game not thinking that the non football fans are content with checking the updates on their phones as opposed to tuning in. I know a ton of people who our fantasy football freaks who don't even watch a game or even like football. NBA is doing it right, whatever they are doing. It's growing and has become a watchable product again. [/QUOTE]
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