i always think he say ####It's serious fun
Agreed...It made me laugh. But then again, I have only watched it a couple times....usually fast forward through it.Haters.
NFL advertisers love to put on one commercial or one theme and beat the living hell out of it all season.:This Is Our Country:I don't get it. Is he a character or something i dont know about because I haven't gotten him all season.
Actually way better branding debuted with the Machine Gun Kelly invincible commercial, that was the noise. I actually like the Red head guy -- its pretty funny -- esp. the GB CHI preview, "THIS BOOK!!!"I don't mind him but absolutely love how everyone hates him haha. End of the day it's branding made to raise awareness of Thursday night football on NFL Network. They have accomplished this goal and then some. Love it, hate it, or indifferent you know that man in the suit means NFL Network Thursday Night Football.
I actually didn't know that.he's just a thursday night football campaign?what about thursday night football on saturday night?I don't mind him but absolutely love how everyone hates him haha. End of the day it's branding made to raise awareness of Thursday night football on NFL Network. They have accomplished this goal and then some. Love it, hate it, or indifferent you know that man in the suit means NFL Network Thursday Night Football.
people don't like stupid, pointless, and obnoxious.I think you summed it up -- an attempt at humor.People do not like different I guess.
I like it, nothing to do with football, but an attempt at humor. I'm OK with it as a marketing ploy, even if it misses sometimes. If you replaced him with that Zak Galifinakskjfhsgf guy, most would be OK with it too.
Much like most of the posts you provide.Just because you dislike him does not mean others or even the majority do... and what you wrote is only an opinion.people don't like stupid, pointless, and obnoxious.I think you summed it up -- an attempt at humor.People do not like different I guess.
I like it, nothing to do with football, but an attempt at humor. I'm OK with it as a marketing ploy, even if it misses sometimes. If you replaced him with that Zak Galifinakskjfhsgf guy, most would be OK with it too.
the majority of people starting this thread don't seem that crazy about him.maybe it should've been a poll.Much like most of the posts you provide.Just because you dislike him does not mean others or even the majority do... and what you wrote is only an opinion.people don't like stupid, pointless, and obnoxious.I think you summed it up -- an attempt at humor.People do not like different I guess.
I like it, nothing to do with football, but an attempt at humor. I'm OK with it as a marketing ploy, even if it misses sometimes. If you replaced him with that Zak Galifinakskjfhsgf guy, most would be OK with it too.
At least he's not on the Play60 bus.
My thought exactly ... that beard is too freakin' "ironic" to appeal to anything else ... that being said, I don't mind the shtick too much, but damn they over do it. On a somewhat non-related note; Darren Sharper is challenging for the "Emmitt Smith Memorial" trophy for horrendous articulation/diction. Dude is not ... good. He's so bad, he makes the also not good Heath Evans shine in comparision. Bad segments with those two. Wow.'SameSongNDance said:They are trying to appeal to the hipster demographic..from what I can tell.
Bingo. They have us talking about the commercials. Mission accomplished.'tombonneau said:I don't mind him but absolutely love how everyone hates him haha. End of the day it's branding made to raise awareness of Thursday night football on NFL Network. They have accomplished this goal and then some. Love it, hate it, or indifferent you know that man in the suit means NFL Network Thursday Night Football.
What's hilarious about them?Personally, I think those ads are hilarious. You guys are just a bunch of grumpy old men.![]()
I always wonder why people think people hating your commercials is some kind of "win". At the very least people with DVRs watch it once, hate it, then FF through it from then on - quickly forgetting what the hell it was about in the first place.People without DVRs use this time to get up and grab chips or beverages. A "win" is a commercial where someone in the room says "Oh, have you seen this one? Watch this, it's great!" and it gets viewed almost every time it comes on. That's a "Bingo".Bingo. They have us talking about the commercials. Mission accomplished.'tombonneau said:I don't mind him but absolutely love how everyone hates him haha. End of the day it's branding made to raise awareness of Thursday night football on NFL Network. They have accomplished this goal and then some. Love it, hate it, or indifferent you know that man in the suit means NFL Network Thursday Night Football.
I agree. I think that's the thought/sale process of the marketing guys but at the end of the day if I'm advertising for my product I'd rather someone think "man, that was hilarious" as opposed to "those commercials are ######ed". Advertising to FF guys s/b pretty easy...girls, juvenile, smack talk.I always wonder why people think people hating your commercials is some kind of "win". At the very least people with DVRs watch it once, hate it, then FF through it from then on - quickly forgetting what the hell it was about in the first place.People without DVRs use this time to get up and grab chips or beverages. A "win" is a commercial where someone in the room says "Oh, have you seen this one? Watch this, it's great!" and it gets viewed almost every time it comes on. That's a "Bingo".Bingo. They have us talking about the commercials. Mission accomplished.'tombonneau said:I don't mind him but absolutely love how everyone hates him haha. End of the day it's branding made to raise awareness of Thursday night football on NFL Network. They have accomplished this goal and then some. Love it, hate it, or indifferent you know that man in the suit means NFL Network Thursday Night Football.
I am with the other guy, I had no idea what he was advertising. I rarely pay attention to commercials though. I'm quick with tthe MUTE and PREVIOUS CHANNEL buttons. Why anyone would sit through a commercial in this day and age is sort of beyond me.'tombonneau said:I don't mind him but absolutely love how everyone hates him haha. End of the day it's branding made to raise awareness of Thursday night football on NFL Network. They have accomplished this goal and then some. Love it, hate it, or indifferent you know that man in the suit means NFL Network Thursday Night Football.
That just goes to show you - I don't have my DVR at the moment and am forced to let it play when it comes on (50 times every game). I had no idea it was for NFL Fantasy Football. I just knew it was some dude with a beard falling into some wheat field. I guess I was using that time to refill a drink, chat with friends, eat chips or slowly release the gas I had - hoping no one would notice.Basically - anything other than looking at the screen.I agree. I think that's the thought/sale process of the marketing guys but at the end of the day if I'm advertising for my product I'd rather someone think "man, that was hilarious" as opposed to "those commercials are ######ed". Advertising to FF guys s/b pretty easy...girls, juvenile, smack talk.I always wonder why people think people hating your commercials is some kind of "win". At the very least people with DVRs watch it once, hate it, then FF through it from then on - quickly forgetting what the hell it was about in the first place.People without DVRs use this time to get up and grab chips or beverages. A "win" is a commercial where someone in the room says "Oh, have you seen this one? Watch this, it's great!" and it gets viewed almost every time it comes on. That's a "Bingo".Bingo. They have us talking about the commercials. Mission accomplished.'tombonneau said:I don't mind him but absolutely love how everyone hates him haha. End of the day it's branding made to raise awareness of Thursday night football on NFL Network. They have accomplished this goal and then some. Love it, hate it, or indifferent you know that man in the suit means NFL Network Thursday Night Football.
HE'S A BEAST!!1!!!!'Banger said:I don't get it. Is he a character or something i dont know about because I haven't gotten him all season. Am I getting old or is that whole shtick complete unfunny?
You are thinking way to hard about it.'Banger said:I don't get it. Is he a character or something i dont know about because I haven't gotten him all season. Am I getting old or is that whole shtick complete unfunny?
Yes. The real problem is it simply not funny. Give us something funny and we can watch it all day. Give us something that numbs the mind and you become anti- to it. I could go my whole life never seeing another "Chevy; like a rock/bob segar" commercials. On the other hand, I'd enjoy one of those "I love...football on TV...and those twins" still today. Or even that "Hey Mr. Sunshine" Sinatra tune with Peterson. Some stuff is enjoyable and some of it is crap. Serious fun man is anything but.people don't like stupid, pointless, and obnoxious.I think you summed it up -- an attempt at humor.People do not like different I guess.
I like it, nothing to do with football, but an attempt at humor. I'm OK with it as a marketing ploy, even if it misses sometimes. If you replaced him with that Zak Galifinakskjfhsgf guy, most would be OK with it too.
Agree. Best commercials for fantasy are the ones where they show the people in anguish as their teams sink (and they give the funny names like "First and Ted". Or the ones where you have a cute girl or old lady one-upping a "taking it way too seriously" guy. Give us something we can relate to as it relates to FF. Its been what? 7 years and people are still saying T.J. Who's your momma.I agree. I think that's the thought/sale process of the marketing guys but at the end of the day if I'm advertising for my product I'd rather someone think "man, that was hilarious" as opposed to "those commercials are ######ed". Advertising to FF guys s/b pretty easy...girls, juvenile, smack talk.I always wonder why people think people hating your commercials is some kind of "win". At the very least people with DVRs watch it once, hate it, then FF through it from then on - quickly forgetting what the hell it was about in the first place.People without DVRs use this time to get up and grab chips or beverages. A "win" is a commercial where someone in the room says "Oh, have you seen this one? Watch this, it's great!" and it gets viewed almost every time it comes on. That's a "Bingo".Bingo. They have us talking about the commercials. Mission accomplished.'tombonneau said:I don't mind him but absolutely love how everyone hates him haha.
End of the day it's branding made to raise awareness of Thursday night football on NFL Network. They have accomplished this goal and then some. Love it, hate it, or indifferent you know that man in the suit means NFL Network Thursday Night Football.