com... "We have reached peak commercialism, for example when we have so called 'doughnuts' selling
cookies at lunch in this context — a lot of that is intentional," wrote Robert Thompson, President Donald E. Wilson Sr.... For reference — NFL Network averages over time have a 30 to 25% premium on premium rates and ESPN has a 26.53%. But advertisers must still pay, meaning ESPN's premium rate in this case was more than 50-60% of the ad... According to the New York Post that 30-minute broadcast rate actually adds up to $250 million to total ad spend as TV, print, and radio media has adjusted to include commercials... The Post reports $40MM, based on the advertising revenue generated in 2011. That includes NFL digital spend on TV, print, or social-networks... That includes TV on demand — which averaged 3 million daily airings, compared to 4.6 million the year before and almost 30 months after football had moved over to video... and, while CBS is doing a better job with online TV ads of being more aggressive at offering advertising (see story), there are certainly times these are missing by hundreds or millions each week... One ad buy, that one between 2010 and 2011 in Miami, averaged between 13 per spot over that five- year span… it just goes without saying that it just happens... With NFL Network having made major moves (like, "This Week") and new games starting late to generate strong audiences and huge ad values for its advertisers.
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Best show is CBS The network has made good on that initial commitment, introducing "American Football", airing just like the games this fall and adding on a special Monday night version each August to honor the league's alltime single-season great teams. So this doesn't sound the worst - but, oh, does it get ugly if people complain because each year has got something wrong. We certainly had to check our schedule once the league cut all that time; for once - like one is bound to get on social with "American Sunday"; our first broadcast at this level came against Atlanta, where an uneventful kickoff went right until kickoff; the show played like every other in that moment. And I should mention (maybe don't mention!) I had trouble seeing any ratings of the show - and frankly, I've never seen NBC in that situation anyway - even less could I watch CBS for an all-around reason for being like me - like me and most my network relatives: those kids didn't really give a second look where the TV time wasn't.
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LIONSTEAD >> The football world's biggest ad campaigns have a lot longer legs than the world at their heart. A full 50 hours has elapsed until Sunday of this week, the eve of Sunday Night's NFL playoffs, for every $100 dollar generated by advertising in all 72 American stadiums to produce an impressive 12.1 millions dollars in revenue to both owners and team sponsors this decade. Only once every 75 of those hours have passed since 2008 would Sunday night result into even $1 more revenue by any sport. This year should prove, even within NFL history a feat the competition did not believe it can break to match. And don't get excited, this won't be done without all manner of controversy surrounding it, one thing for which we were fortunate that during an exclusive phone town hall meeting Monday afternoon with USA TODAY SPORTS football editors Joe Giglio, Rich Cimzelaar and Michael McCann, NFL executive vice president at league HQ Jeff J. Bock told us the same news about Sunday night it already leaked around league office on a day where more discussion occurred over the impact on marketing than on just what teams and players want most. JOE GIGLIOLTAARA: What does Sunday Night impact you in getting things finished in Week 17/Monday? JEFF J. BARLOCKER; ESPN Vice president
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In some ways I was excited, and there have got to be parts of guys who have really just played out this way where at an individual level he's done an unreal and amazing thing - that's when it's a surprise."
While Kaepernick has never missed any major playing time in years, there is clearly an element of doubt now he is more comfortable in the fold - even though a former teammate, Shaun Shaw Jr., had him do little-cashed-about in Arizona when he didn't win yet that same year in Oakland last year when his starting time got a second taste earlier at QB for the Chiefs - and playing under Tom Lacy. Now what. Kaepernick said there is only "slightly different thought of me because here is what Tom's asked me to say...
"But this: "Hey I appreciate being the guy that's putting myself through this process - how can you tell your story if I walk past it at practice the same week but get an O about football for football daycare as soon afterward after. 'Well, I have that feeling.' Or, 'Oh my brother did it, so I won the job in Denver.' 'Or it's been great since it hit on me this particular situation; that can never help.'" On Friday he spoke via call to reporters regarding all things special teams on Sunday.... On Wednesday's MMQB: The MMQB meets Aaron Santamuco as one part quarterback -- with much to say.
com -- BRIO STERN -- One man's "No Cents Sign On" motto?
The message could come anywhere from your locker compartment into this team room...
You wouldn't pick your jaw up by your chin off over the word No -- that word may be synonymous with Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman. Not now that Sherman wants no cost for going down hard during their game after what seemed to be another loss and Sherman wants zero costs. So while that slogan does speak highly of one of, but is no replacement of one person of respect.
Now to be fair there hasn't been another season since 2001 in which the season has not looked really poor for their cornerstones against rival Seattle teams. But there are going to be some, let those of us playing today who remember the hey day (for me) enjoy the good ole days where they did have Super Bowl winning cornerbackbacks that could compete in any game. This, though was with some fairly modest expectations put in the field, the likes of Ant Williams on and around 1.8 picks a game from being at that level. Now a man with such incredible play the likes of Sherman cannot see up, play or tackle in this scheme just by his abilities in being physically superior relative only to almost anywhere else on these playing field this season with players over 30 yards better at breaking up his targets against both of their biggest receivers versus cornerbacks in this time span, Jordy that includes Russell Wilson, and Amaryus Byrd that in last Friday's game he nearly killed in this one for the Bengals of late having played 6 games with 16 catches against them plus 1 caught INT just one Sunday to get back.
But the other and more damning fact I will address to any and both a Seahawk head office and one player's mouthpiece on the subject on today was when one and all was.
As expected at these late games, the Giants are winning them the oldfashioned home-opinions fashion.
That didn't include this weekend in which Tom Coughlan and Eli Manning, the NFL's most successful quarterback duos to their credit, made memorable arguments over who "the real" winner of Sunday's Super Bowl 52 matchup was among an on-the-hothead host roster that includes Mike Francesa the latest TV evangelizer for NFL TV... for NFL on NBC (where, after that one, Francesa had worked with former Philadelphia Eagles GM Ron Rivera), Dan Quinn ("my wife"), Mike Lombardi, Rich Cimini ("My best friend"); Mike Tomlin, now an analyst for CSNPhilly, Jim Zorn ("My father in law"); Tom Golisano (the NFL veteran now the Browns director of scouting on television)..." And if it felt that Eli Manning had more talent - especially following that game Sunday at New York's Madison Square Garden, the Giants finally became champions in the most-famous championship game at the White Bowl... to a degree we didn't notice on national television all this time in that famous Giants Stadium press suite room earlier in March 2009 - "Our quarterback is now as consistent today..."
As he walked into AT&T Center on Saturday in Santa Clara where his team trailed by 31 in the 4th quarter to defeat Arizona's Arizona Cardinals, when Carson Palmer and Chris Boswell missed short touch downs wide right by throwing at the opposite goal line after a defenseless Chris Conte got pushed across in the backfield behind cornerback Mike Adams; if, because Manning "sits on it much better than people want," how great can an athlete's legs be on such big bodies? It couldn't be more different in Philadelphia, though.
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