When did you stop watching MNF last night? (1 Viewer)

[Dancing Bear]

You are not helping your case at all.

The fact that among a group of NFL Football FANATICS there was any of us who stopped watching the game at all proves my point.You can use hyperbole all you want; I did not mention what alternative to "air" instead of the lousy football game. Simply that with a lousy football game there was a lack of entertaining product and therefore a lack of viewers.

If you would like me speculate on a list of possible things to "air", then I would start with the following ...

1) The NFL Network's recent listing of Top 100 Players of all time

2) Any individual biography of a legend of the game ...

a) Walter Payton

b) Otto Graham

c) Bart Starr

d) Mean Joe Greene

etc.

Any of these would have been "more" entertaining and kept the viewing interest rather than the rout.

 

[username]

You are not helping your case at all.

The fact that among a group of NFL Football FANATICS there was any of us who stopped watching the game at all proves my point.You can use hyperbole all you want; I did not mention what alternative to "air" instead of the lousy football game. Simply that with a lousy football game there was a lack of entertaining product and therefore a lack of viewers.

If you would like me speculate on a list of possible things to "air", then I would start with the following ...

1) The NFL Network's recent listing of Top 100 Players of all time

2) Any individual biography of a legend of the game ...

a) Walter Payton

b) Otto Graham

c) Bart Starr

d) Mean Joe Greene

etc.

Any of these would have been "more" entertaining and kept the viewing interest rather than the rout.

wrong again Sally. There in little or no mystery or unknown quantity in a documentary or some other jackholes list compared to a live event of this interest.