According to The
New York Times NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said on
Thursday the league was looking at a variety of ways to shorten game
broadcasts, including trimming some advertising, to keep the action moving.
The league has seen
its television ratings plunge this season, something that Goodell has said is
related to a number of factors, including the intense interest in the
presidential election, as well as shifts in the way fans have been watching
games.
Goodell noted,
though, that the pace of games could also be a factor in the ratings decline.
Fans have complained for years that games are too long, and they frequently
express annoyance at the number of commercial breaks and video reviews. He also
said he was aware of a surge of complaints that officials were botching calls
on the field.
The commissioner
floated the notion there the election of Donald Trump as president may have
impacted the ratings. Roger, you
simp. There’s a boycott going on. Are you that effing stupid? Ignoring a problem does not make it
disappear.
People are fed up
with convicted criminals, wife beaters, cheaters and dissidents being on team
rosters. They’re tired of showboats like
Kaepernick and Newton. They’re angry
over the disrespect being shown to our flag, our military and our national
anthem and, frankly, to the fans themselves.
Until he addresses those issues he will continue to see his precious ratings do a big, fat swirly
in his NFL toilet.
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