Super Bowl LVIII: San Francisco vs. Kansas City

[Spurffelbow833]

Now the greatest golfer ever, IMO. But why get upset? Nobody cares if WWE is on Peacock. The NFL, like WWE, is sports entertainment and under no obligation to deliver a fair outcome as long as it is only the NFL itself and not any outside gambling interests creating storylines and fixing games. This has been ruled in a court of law. And yes, silly stuff like a hundred shots of Taylor Swift at a game are part of it. How many more guys got to watch the Chiefs because their wives, girlfriends, and daughters suddenly took an interest?

 

[Detroitgator]

Who is your internet service provider and what speed and price monthly if I may ask?

methstreams.com

 

[Detroitgator]

It was the only way to watch the Chiefs game last night…period, peacock.

and methstreams...

 

[wrpgator]

The league has committed itself to experiment with streaming as a way to draw in younger, more digitally conscious viewers.

BAH! Screw those younger digital consciously woke moronic nerd viewers who need to "stream" something for extra $ and still have to watch THE STOOPIDest commercials in all of history. They stand on the shoulders of our greatness! In my day, we had to put aluminum foil on the rabbit ears to get better reception, and we had to walk 9 feet through shag carpet--and back again (uphill both ways) to change the channel.

 

[LagoonGator68]

The NFL was paid $110m by NBC Universal to allow the game to be streamed on Peacock. The league has committed itself to experiment with streaming as a way to draw in younger, more digitally conscious viewers. Unlike Amazon, which has a free workaround and has drawn decent numbers, last night's game was pay or else -- and the viewer numbers will probably show it.

I think we all can see where the NFL and subsequently the NCAA are headed with a lot of these important games eventually. Essentially PPV if you’re not already subscribed to that particular streaming service.

Paramount which is owned by cbs/Viacom is about to go belly up already. Peacock /NBC isn’t doing much better…Disney/abc is struggling to,figure it,all out also even with owning ESPN.

The general public will wind up footing the bill one way or the other….Congress will just be holding out their hand for PAC money and gobs of it as usual.

 

[wrpgator]

I think we all can see where the NFL and subsequently the NCAA are headed with a lot of these important games eventually. Essentially PPV if you’re not already subscribed to that particular streaming service.

Paramount which is owned by cbs/Viacom is about to go belly up already. Peacock /NBC isn’t doing much better…Disney/abc is struggling to,figure it,all out also even with owning ESPN.

The general public will wind up footing the bill one way or the other….Congress will just be holding out their hand for PAC money and gobs of it as usual.

They, along with the NFL, are going to "exclusive" themselves right out of general, household name existence. Just like boxing did with PPV. How many 11 year olds these days know who the heavyweight champion of the world is?

 

[Born2beagator]

I think we all can see where the NFL and subsequently the NCAA are headed with a lot of these important games eventually. Essentially PPV if you’re not already subscribed to that particular streaming service.

Paramount which is owned by cbs/Viacom is about to go belly up already. Peacock /NBC isn’t doing much better…Disney/abc is struggling to,figure it,all out also even with owning ESPN.

The general public will wind up footing the bill one way or the other….Congress will just be holding out their hand for PAC money and gobs of it as usual.

It would be so easy to stop this. Tell them no and don't watch the game. Let them stream it and have no one tune in. But people need their football and are willing to pay

 

[Born2beagator]

They, along with the NFL, are going to "exclusive" themselves right out of general, household name existence. Just like boxing did with PPV. How many 11 year olds these days know who the heavyweight champion of the world is?

I don't even know. And they'll be just fine. People will pay unfortunately.

 

[wrpgator]

I don't even know. And they'll be just fine. People will pay unfortunately.

The monied and wagering classes will. The rest will grow up with Tik-Tok videos of stupid schitt.

 

[TheDouglas78]

The NFL has been streaming games for two years on Thursday night, the experiment has already been proven successful for them. I didn't pay for the game Saturday night, but I'm sure a lot of new subscribers did, just to discontinue it this week (or just using the free 2 weeks). It was always just a matter of time.

 

[URGatorBait]

Peacock's wild-card broadcast drew 23 million viewers

Prior to Saturday, the most-streamed game came in late November, when the Dallas Cowboys defeated the Seattle Seahawks.

theathletic.com

23 million watched it.
How many only watched it out of pure curiosity because of the frigid weather though?

 

[TheDouglas78]

Peacock's wild-card broadcast drew 23 million viewers

Prior to Saturday, the most-streamed game came in late November, when the Dallas Cowboys defeated the Seattle Seahawks.

theathletic.com

23 million watched it.
How many only watched it out of pure curiosity because of the frigid weather though?

That's a third of the viewers of Tijuana and T's mom's last donkey show.

 

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Fish-Chiefs sets streaming mark.

Peacock's Dolphins-Chiefs exclusive broadcast 'biggest live-streamed event in US history'

Thirty percent of internet users across the nation Saturday night were tuned into the game from frigid Arrowhead Stadium, won by Kansas City 26-7.

www.palmbeachpost.com

 

[LagoonGator68]

Fish-Chiefs sets streaming mark.

Peacock's Dolphins-Chiefs exclusive broadcast 'biggest live-streamed event in US history'

Thirty percent of internet users across the nation Saturday night were tuned into the game from frigid Arrowhead Stadium, won by Kansas City 26-7.

www.palmbeachpost.com

Shurley, the NFL and NBC would have no reason to exaggerate the numbers.

 

[TheDouglas78]

Shurley, the NFL and NBC would have no reason to exaggerate the numbers.

You mean like URG does when he tells us he is over 5 foot tall?

 

[URGatorBait]

You mean like URG does when he tells us he is over 5 foot tall?

I'm taller than Born...and that's what's important

 

[Spurdog98]

Had I had to pay to watch that shyt show in Dallas yesterday my house would have looked like this

 

[Born2beagator]

Had I had to pay to watch that shyt show in Dallas yesterday my house would have looked like this

Fireworks!

 

[Spurffelbow833]

Had I had to pay to watch that shyt show in Dallas yesterday my house would have looked like this

With six people killed, I shudder to think what some of that debris raining down might be.

 

[wrpgator]

Elam with an interception in the endzone… Bills follow with TD drive, Bills up 21-0 2nd.