Monday, October 31, 2016

NFL Ratings

I do not know who to believe on the TV ratings game, but when I heard people saying that the NBA was catching the NFL, I knew that hiring former players as broadcasters had gone way to far.

It is being reported that the biggest viewing audience in 20 years for a world series game 5 was larger at 13.1 than the mid-season game for the Cowboys and Eagles at 10.2.
Shocking to me that the world series with the Media darling Cubs still barely rates ahead of mid-season game in the NFL.

Let's use real numbers for World Series:
Game 1- 19.3 Million up 20%
Game 2- 17.4 Million up 27%
Game 3- 19.4 Million up 47%
Game 4- 16.7 Million up 23%
Game 5- 23.6 Million Highest game 5 since 2009

Cowboys- Eagles 18 Million, This is down from previous years in the 24 Million range

Other numbers to ponder"

  • Warriors vs Pelicans 1.875 Million
  • Jags vs Titans on Thursday 5 Million
  • The OReilly Factor  3,831 Million
  • Arkansas Alabama 4.4 Million
  •  LSU Auburn 4 Million vs Cub Giants 9.7 Million. Head to Head. 
  • Giants Vikings Monday night 13 Million
  • Saints Falcons opposite Debates 8 Million
  • AFC championship game last year 53 Million. 
  • 33 Million watched Alabama vs Clemson.
  • NBA Finals runs around 20.5 Million with Cavs Warriors, which is up. 
  • The Masters 17 Million in final round. 
  • College Basketball 2015 28.3 million and last year 22.3 million. 


Basically, the NFL is in a class of its own and Football is king.
College Football is second.
Then take your pick,
I think it is College BBall,
NBA
MLB
Golf.
Hockey Finals barely beats SEC Football games at 5 Million on  a good night.
Nascar runs big races between 1.4 and 3.6 million viewers/

I did find statistics to suggest that the decline in the NFL this year has been slowing happening since 2013.

This 10% mark they are discussing is from 11% to 10% on the games.
Basically all sports are down from what I can see.


J.

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